<p><strong>Winner of the 2015&nbsp;A Woman&#39;s Write Competition&nbsp;for fiction!</strong></p><p>When Alice Carroll is in grade&nbsp;three she narrowly escapes losing her life in a school shooting. All she&nbsp;remembers is the woman comforting her in the moments before the gunshot and&nbsp;that one second she was there the next she wasn&#39;t.</p><p>It&#39;s bad enough coming to terms&nbsp;with surviving while others including her favourite teacher didn&#39;t let alone&nbsp;dealing with the fact that she might wink out of existence at any time.</p><p>Alice spends the next few years&nbsp;seeing specialists about her Post Traumatic Stress as a result of VD--Voldemort&nbsp;Day--but it&#39;s not until she has a nightmare about The Day That Shall Not Be&nbsp;Mentioned disappears from her bed is found by police &nbsp;and taken home to meet&nbsp;her four-year-old self that she realizes she&#39;s been time travelling.</p><p>Alice is unsure if her getting&nbsp;unstuck in time should be considered an ability or a liability until she&nbsp;disappears right in front of her high school at dismissal time the busiest&nbsp;time of day. Worried that someone may find out about her problem before long&nbsp;Alice enlists her best friend (and maybe boyfriend) Pete to help her try to control her shifting through time with limited success. She&#39;s just about ready&nbsp;to give up when the shooter is caught. Alice resolves to take control of her&nbsp;time travelling in order to go back to That Day stop the shooting and figure&nbsp;out the identity of the stranger who&#39;d shielded Alice&#39;s body with her own.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>
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