Book 1: Unintended Travelers

Unintended Travelers

In book one of this series, you will meet Brooke and Bently as they arrive in Cloverville...100 years in the past.

What will happen to them? How will they fit in and where will they sleep? Can they ever go back home and if so, how does that work? How did they get to 1922, to begin with?

Fortunately, they meet Henry and Pete, and together they foil government agent, Fenton's plans to stop Brooke and Bently from ever getting back home.

In the meantime, they meet other characters who help them out and deal with the many changes in their town that they had only read about in history class. In the meantime, they learn that those trying to help them also have their own secrets.


Unintended Travelers is available in both Kindle and Paperback formats.

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