The Time Travels of Kate Levy

<p><strong>A Mystical Journey Through Time Love and the Astral Realm</strong></p><p></p><p>When sixteen-year-old Kate Levy stumbles upon a mysterious silver amulet in Bloomingdale's she unwittingly triggers time travel chaos and unlocks the secrets of Jewish mysticism. This launches her and her father into an adventure across centuries. From ancient Pumbedita to the distant future of 3257 Kate discovers the ability to travel beyond her physical body experiencing astral projection guided by the wisdom of a revered Rabbi.</p><p></p><p>She confronts an ominous ancient evil the Soul Catcher that has captured her mother's soul battles a ruthless Synth-human bent on world domination and realizes that the fate of humanity is in her hands. Kate must embrace the amulet's extraordinary power without any help or risk losing everything and everyone she loves including Tyler her first true love.</p><p></p><p><strong>Pre-publication readers have said...</strong></p><p></p><p>I've read dozens of time travel novels. When I sat down to start <em>Time Travels of Kate Levy</em> I expected the usual. Instead I discovered Kate a teenager thrust into time travel and at least initially without understanding what's happening to her. She endures angst like that of moving to a new town except it's a new time. Kate starts out in a near future but is soon propelled into a far future then back to a very distant past and finally to the culturally distant 1960s. Along the way she has to grapple with the usual teen problems--new love parental conflict (Dear God her father is along for much of the journey!) and who am I? I was engrossed in the book from the first page to the last. Or as Kate might say Totally lit! - Charles Rosenberg</p><p></p><p>Charles Rosenberg is the author of the Amazon best-seller <em>Death on a High Floor </em>and <em>The Trial and Execution of the Traitor George Washington</em> a finalist for the Sidewise Award in Alternate History.</p><p></p><p>I have great respect for Roger's conscious approach to life. This novel reflects his depth of experience heart and inner wisdom of our many levels of existence. Have fun on the journey. It's a great read! - Karen Malik</p><p></p><p>Karen Malik MA MFT Director of Western Division of Monroe Institute (1977-2013)</p>