Woven in Time
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Woven in Time

Across centuries, three women are bound by an invisible thread, one that dares them to question everything and follow what whispers in their souls. Because it turns out, we are far more magical than we ever imagined.

1307 England: Miryam, a weaver's daughter, longs for more than her impending arranged marriage. When she meets a handsome monk and begins practicing magic in a secret mystery school, she believes she has found her true path-until the earl begins hunting heretics, and her new powers may cost her life.

2017 California: Leah, an atheist fortune teller and boxed-wine connoisseur, just wants peace during a brutal custody battle and debilitating migraines. But when a strange journal from the 1300s arrives addressed to her, she is drawn into a mystery that challenges everything she believes.

2307 New Soteria: Karaia, a rising marketing analyst, witnesses an impossible murder in a world where crime was supposedly eradicated. Thrust into the dark underbelly of society, she learns of disturbing government cover-ups, repressed childhood memories, and her own connection to a thousand-year-old prophecy.

As fate and free will collide, Miryam, Leah, and Karaia must unravel their pasts, face their deepest fears, and embrace their power. Ultimately, they must decide-will they accept the lives written for them, or risk it all and step into the unknown?

For readers who love interwoven timelines, secret societies, ancient prophecies, and character-driven fantasy, Woven in Time is the first book in a sweeping, genre-bending work of adult speculative fiction that fuses alternate history, dystopian intrigue, and a powerful message of personal transformation into one unforgettable journey across the ages.

Published: December 5, 2025

Pages: 496

ISBN: 9798993816418

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Michele M.

Oct 18, 2026
From the get go it almost felt like this book had been handed to her to write, then I read the final pages of the book and Jessica actually explains that it the story came to her and how. That in itself was a great story. I did feel like parts of the story moved slow but once the connections were forming in my brain the book really came together. The characters were bright and strong - even though they had to learn that about themselves.
The only part that bothered me personally was including Jesus in having something to do with the magic. But the story was I interesting and I’m ready for the next book!