"Changing history won't be easy--not even when Libby goes back in time to save the man she loves."
Libby Leverett senses nothing evil in Mohr House and refuses to believe in a murderous ghost. Her beloved home is her treasure, and she won't entertain her fiance's demands that she sell the old place. Things have changed between Walter and her, and when she finds James Mohr's letters and journals from 1842, she discovers an intelligent and sensitive man engaged to someone he doesn't love. The more Libby learns, the more she feels James is everything she's ever wanted-and everything that Walter is not.
But when she writes a letter to James and leaves it in one of his old books in the study, strange things happen. The letter disappears.
When Libby learns that James's fiancee dies and her vengeful mother accuses him of killing her, Libby can't stand to watch the horrible scene play out. If a letter reached him, maybe she can too..."
