“Wow! Terror Undone, by Jessi Gage, is one of the best books that I've read in a long while.”—5/5 Stars, NetGalley Reviewer Jill Tatter“Absolutely stunning… Terror Undone is a proper page-turner, a thriller that will keep you riveted to the very end.” –5/5 Stars, NetGalley Reviewer John Derek**"...A wonderful romantic subplot that will bring all the feels readers know and love about Jessi, but in a nail-biting 'how the heck are they going to pull this off' adventure." —Author A. M. Robinson****An impossible wishAs the twentieth anniversary of 9/11 approaches, trauma nurse Lydia Clay still struggles to make sense of the tragedy. When she sees an unusual star streak across the sky, she can’t resist making a wish. It may be impractical. It may be impossible. But that doesn’t stop her from wishing that somehow the attacks of 9/11 could have been stopped and all those people saved.The next morning, she wakes up in the Brooklyn apartment she called home during nursing school. The date is September 10th, 2001. Impossibly, she has been given the opportunity to answer her own wish. The only question is, how?An unlikely allianceWashington Post journalist Ian Greenberg wants to write about terrorism but according to his editor, it’s a non-topic. With his local politics column due, he needs to spend his Monday writing. But a cagey woman derails his plans when she calls and promises a lead on a terrorism story. By meeting with her, he thinks he’s risking his career, but there’s much more at stake. Because Mystery-Lead Lady doesn’t have a lead for him at all. What she has is information about an attack scheduled to take place the very next day. And she needs Ian’s help to stop it.A race against evilTo undo a terrible wrong, a woman from the future and a skeptical journalist with government connections must turn back the clock on evil."I wasn't sure how I'd feel reading a book like this. Would it bring up terrible memories? Evoke emotions I worked hard to not feel again? Well, I dove in and I'm so happy I did.... If you're on the fence, I highly recommend giving it a chance." —Author A. M. Robinson**
