<p><strong>One decision can rewrite history. One man must decide if it should.</strong></p><p>When historian Julian Voss uncovers proof that the assassination of President John F. Kennedy was not inevitable but engineered across timelines he is pulled into a covert experiment that should not exist.</p><p>Time travel is real. And someone is already using it.</p><p>Sent back to 1963 Dallas Voss discovers the past is unstable resistant almost alive. Every change fractures reality. Every intervention invites consequences that ripple far beyond Dealey Plaza.</p><p>But stopping the assassination may not save the future. It may destroy it.</p><p>As hidden forces manipulate events from the shadows Voss must decide whether history is something to protect or something to correct.</p><p>Because the greatest danger is not who fired the shot.</p><p>It is who benefits when history changes.</p>