Join
Kate Christenson as she
battles a past that was never
meant to be her own.
Fifteen year old Kate Christenson is pretty sure she’s about
to experience the worst possible summer at her grandparent’s farm in rural
Baudette, Minnesota. Without cable, cell phones, or computers, Kate is headed
for total isolation and six tedious weeks of boredom. Until the storm.
A freak
lightning accident has Kate waking up in 1960. But she is not herself. She is
the aunt she never met, but has eerily resembled her entire life. Thrust into
living a dirt poor, rural farm life, Kate struggles to make sense of her
situation- a boyfriend with a dark side, a “townie” who steals her heart, and
the knowledge that 1960 is the very summer her aunt drowns in the local river.
Even
with every precaution, Kate cannot stop fate, and an unexpected twist adds to
her dilemma. To her horror, Kate finds out firsthand her aunt’s death was not
an accident or a suicide, but something much, much worse.
Check out teen fiction author, Jessica Tornese's Linked Through Time, here:
Author Bio:
Jessica was recently voted Solstice Publishing’s 2012 Author of the Year!
Jessica Tornese’s debut novel, Linked Through Time, was inspired by her home town Baudette, MN. She graduated from high school there and continued her education at Minnesota State University – Moorhead where she earned a degree in education. She spent several years coaching in the Junior Olympic volleyball program in Minnesota as well as the junior varsity team for Lake of the Woods High School in 2010.
Her favorite hobbies include reading, scrapbooking, playing volleyball, and extreme outdoor sports like caving, ziplining, and white water rafting. Jessica is also active in her church and has run several Vacation Bible School programs and Sunday school programs. She enjoys working with kids of all ages!
She hopes to finish her Linked trilogy soon, and continue writing.
Recently, she self-published her first juvenile fiction book for kids online. (see M&M Twins)
Jessica is married and has three children. Her family recently relocated to a small town in south Florida.
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