After the War

The war ended two years ago. Nobody told Willow Creek.

Ruby Jean Carter keeps the lists, the names, the addresses, the people
brave enough to register to vote in a county that would rather forget they
exist. By morning she polishes someone else's silver and says "yes, ma'am."
By night she holds the pen that writes her town into the future.

Isaiah Brooks came home from the war in a suit that didn't quite fit, with
a soldier's eyes and a scar he doesn't talk about. He walked into her church
basement on a Tuesday and signed his name in her book. He never really left.

What grows between them is quiet and stubborn, folding chairs, shelled
peas, a mason jar filling up coin by coin with the shape of a life they're
daring to want. In a world that assigns them separate doors and watches from
the back of every room, they carve out something sacred anyway.

But Jim Crow Georgia does not bend for love stories. And some chains were
never meant to hold.

After the War is a story about what twin flame souls do when the
world won't make room for them, how they dream when dreaming is dangerous,
and how a bond that is truly real does not end when a body does.

Volume 10 of the Journey Through Time: A Twin Flame Saga
series.
Each volume stands alone. The soul story never ends.