When Syd Brixton was eleven years old, her identical twin vanished from a park in broad daylight and was never found. Fast forward twenty years. Despite her lingering guilt, Syd has built an idyllic life. She has a great job at a popular pub. A beautiful home. A loving extended family. And best of all, a long-term relationship with a handsome firefighter who wants nothing more than to have children of his own. Then it all comes crashing down. One night outside the pub, Syd's favorite customer, Morley, is killed in a horrific accident. Moments before he dies, he gives Syd an extraordinary gift: the power to go back in time–and with it, the ability to learn the truth behind her sister's disappearance all those years ago. But what if the truth is too painful to face? What if Syd would rather focus on saving Morley's life instead? Even against his wishes? If she makes the wrong choice, she could lose...

Syd Brixton has bigger problems than trying to prove she's not a terrorist. In the aftermath of Flight 444's crash, Syd and her fellow time travelers have become the target of an FBI investigation, suspected of orchestrating the disaster they miraculously survived. But the FBI probe is nothing compared to the final blow that shatters Syd's world: her young son, Christopher, is kidnapped and whisked a decade into the past. With the talisman lost during the plane crash and her ability to timeblink gone with it, Syd's hopes of finding her little boy crumble. In the grips of despair, Syd comes face-to-face with Christopher's abductor who chillingly reveals that Syd's past use of the talisman has attracted the wrong kind of attention. Now, along with Christopher's uncertain fate, the very essence of timeblinking is at risk of exploitation, potentially sparking global chaos. Adding to the impossible situation is Syd's growing affection for...