History Revised

What if you could travel through time-not to escape history, but to confront it head-on?

Sebastian Ross, a brilliant Black physicist and engineer, builds a secret time-travel device in his farmhouse workshop. When his first journey accidentally lands him in 1844 Maryland, he becomes a horrified witness to the brutal lynching of George Briscoe, a defiant Black man accused of crimes he did not commit. Shaken to his core, Sebastian vows that if given another chance, he will not stand by.

Armed with 21st-century knowledge, advanced weaponry, and a burning determination, Sebastian returns to rewrite the past-rescuing those history condemned and forcing America's darkest truths into the light. But altering history comes with peril. Each choice Sebastian makes reverberates across time, raising dangerous questions: Can one man bend the arc of history? Or will the weight of centuries of hate prove immovable?

Blending science fiction, historical reality, and raw social commentary, History Revised is a gripping, unflinching novel that asks: if given the power to change the past, would you have the courage to do it?

Perfect for readers of Kindred and The Man in the High Castle, this thought-provoking story challenges how we remember history-and who gets to write it.