Melting Sand (A Miles Stevens Novel)

Years of unsuccessful nuclear arms negotiations in the Middle East had finally resulted in warring countries facing off with unthinkable destructive powers. Regional flare-ups had escalated and geopolitical dominoes had tumbled, finally leading to a horrific 48-hour interchange that erased cities and forever changed the region and the world.

The war was already in the history books when Miles Stevens and Terri King were sent 23 years into the past to relive a botched CIA mission -- a mission intended to prevent the 2027 Middle East War. They landed at O'Hare International Airport with no memory of who they were, who they left behind, or why they were there. Their memories were gradually restored by their CIA superiors who orchestrated Miles' and Terri's mission from their Pentagon offices in the year 2050. Iranian subversives, intent on fueling the war's progress, had been alerted to the couple's arrival, putting them in danger the second they landed in Chicago.

In the coming months, Miles and Terri faced the challenge of daily survival, the challenge of intercepting critical events leading to the war, and the challenge of what to do with their growing love that was two decades before its time.