Try as we might, rarely do we receive second chances to fix previous indiscretions…
In the case of Dez Hourie, a sergeant in the top-secret Hyperphonic division of the U.S. Air Force, she’s about to experience one of those supposed instances.
With her superiors clamoring to shut down the program due to their dissatisfaction with the results thus far, Dez is backed into a corner considering the military’s reluctance to use human test subjects.
If the program is disbanded, who knows where they’ll send her next?
Things become even more complicated once she runs into an old “friend,” who has evolved from his dorky undergrad days into a present-day hunk—a transformation that leaves the sergeant feeling foolish to say the least—once she also discovers that he’s engaged.
With an uncertain future staring her in the face both personally and professionally, Dez decides to roll the dice, convincing the research team leader that the only solution to their problems resides in the past.
Left with seemingly no choice, he reluctantly agrees. However, Dez is about to learn what many others before her have—and that is in this life—there are no coincidences.