A Paradox in Time

A violent storm.
A ship out of time.
A paradox that may have already changed history.

The North Atlantic. 1942.

As German U-boats devastate Allied shipping, the U.S. Navy tests a revolutionary submarine detection system designed by movie star and inventor Hedy Lamarr-technology capable of detecting submarines farther and more accurately than any sonar ever built.

But during a violent Atlantic storm, something impossible happens.

A vortex opens in the sea itself.

In seconds, the destroyer-and the German submarine hunting it-are hurled decades into the past.

At first the crew believes they have survived an unexplained anomaly.

Then physicists and engineers aboard the ship begin to realize something far more disturbing.

The anomaly that threw them back through time...

is created by their own actions once they arrive there.

A perfect paradox.

If they try to escape it, history itself could unravel.

If they allow it to happen, they may become the very cause of one of the greatest maritime disasters ever recorded.

Because sometimes the greatest mystery in history is not what happened...

but why it had to happen.