FOG

When journalist Margaret Craig survives a devastating crash on an icy Charleston bridge, she awakens from a coma to a world she cannot possibly recognize—or explain.

Somehow, it is 1942, America is at war, and Margaret soon finds herself assigned to cover U.S. Marines bound for the brutal fighting at Tulagi and Guadalcanal.

Their battle-hardened commander, Lieutenant Caleb Tate, has no interest in taking a woman reporter into combat, but Margaret’s courage, determination, and quick wit gradually begin to change his mind—and his heart.

When Margaret and Caleb are captured and imprisoned in a Japanese POW camp, survival demands more courage than either knew they possessed.

As war tests their strength and love binds them across an impossible divide, Margaret faces a question more haunting than the dangers surrounding her: Does she belong in this other time, or must she somehow find her way home?

Fog is a sweeping story of war, sacrifice, destiny, and a love powerful enough to transcend time itself.