If You Had Chosen Me - Jackson, Machaela
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A novel of eternal love, fractured timelines, and the question that follows us through every life: what if? Spanning centuries and civilizations, If You Had Chosen Me is a sweeping, time-bending love story about two souls bound across lifetimes; forever drawn together, forever torn apart. In ancient Rome, Epidia is a Senator's daughter who is forced to betray her gladiator lover to protect their child. In Egypt, Nefret is a sacred scribe sworn to a lifetime of obedience, falling for a man whose death is written in the stars. In 17th-century England, a noblewoman and a soldier risk treason for…mehr

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A novel of eternal love, fractured timelines, and the question that follows us through every life: what if? Spanning centuries and civilizations, If You Had Chosen Me is a sweeping, time-bending love story about two souls bound across lifetimes; forever drawn together, forever torn apart. In ancient Rome, Epidia is a Senator's daughter who is forced to betray her gladiator lover to protect their child. In Egypt, Nefret is a sacred scribe sworn to a lifetime of obedience, falling for a man whose death is written in the stars. In 17th-century England, a noblewoman and a soldier risk treason for a love the world calls forbidden. In the jazz-drenched nights of 1920s Newark, a singer and a bootlegger cling to each other even as secrets smolder between them. And in the present day, a woman named Jovie Prince wakes from dreams that aren't hers, haunted by memories of lives she never lived, and a man she's never met... but has always loved. Each life is a thread. Each death, a knot. Each reunion, a question: If you had chosen me, would everything be different? Told in stunning prose across five richly rendered timelines, If You Had Chosen Me is a genre-defying debut about love that transcends death, choice, and time itself.