If I'd Known Then

What if you could go back—not to fix the world, but to fight for the love you let go?

In this emotionally charged time travel romance series, women at the crossroads of midlife wake up in the bodies they once had—with thirteen days to rewrite the moment that changed everything.

It's the 1980s again. The choices haven't been made yet. And the men they walked away from are still there—still wanting them, still waiting for an answer that never came.

But going back comes with a price: stay, and lose the future you already lived. Leave, and lose him forever.

Thirteen days. One second chance. A love worth risking everything for.

Each standalone novel follows a different woman given an impossible choice—and the man who never stopped being the right one.

Closed-door time travel romance about regret, courage, and discovering that the life you were meant for was always one brave choice away.

She married the right man on paper. Thirty years later, she still remembers the wrong one.

On her fiftieth birthday, Lorrie Hale blows out the candles and makes the same wish she's carried since she was twenty-three: What if I'd chosen differently?

She wakes up in 1984—thirteen days before she said yes to the man she didn't love and goodbye to the one she did.

Dean Wyatt was never the safe choice. He was late nights and big dreams and a future with no guarantees. She chose stability instead. She chose fine.

Now she's back, and Dean is still looking at her like she hung the moon—but there's something he's not telling her. A secret she never knew. One that changes everything she thought she understood about why he let her go without a fight.

Thirteen days until her old life locks into place.

Thirteen days to unravel the truth.

Thirteen days to decide if the love that terrified her at twenty-three is the love she was always supposed to choose—even if choosing him means letting go of everything that came after.

A closed-door time travel romance about the one who got away—and the second chance that rewrites everything.

Coming this May!

What if you could go back—not to fix your life, but to fight for the love you walked away from?

On Valentine’s Day, Maggie Shaw is fifty years old, successful, and alone.

Twenty-seven years ago, she made the safe choice.
She left a man who loved her.
And spent a lifetime wondering what might have been.

Then she wakes up in 1987.

The music is loud.
The coffee is terrible.
Phones have cords, and when they ring, you answer without knowing who’s on the other end.

Maggie is twenty-three again, living in a world of mixtapes, newspaper deadlines, shoulder pads, and waiting by the phone.
And Jack Cavanaugh is still there—brilliant, stubborn, heartbreakingly real.

She has thirteen days until Valentine’s Day.
Thirteen days before the dinner where she once walked away and broke his heart.

This time, Jack is done chasing.
He’s learning to let go.

To change the past, she’ll have to do what she never could before:

  • Stay when it’s easier to run

  • Speak without hiding behind sarcasm

  • Love without a backup plan

Because going back comes with a price.

Stay, and lose the future she already lived.
Leave, and lose the one man she never stopped loving.

Thirteen days. One Valentine’s deadline. One chance to choose differently—before the song ends and the moment is gone.

A closed-door 80s time travel romance about regret, courage, mixtapes, missed calls, and discovering that the life you were meant for was always one brave choice away.