So Long, Dolores

What if the three wise men were actually a time-traveling security detail? Bible experts and historians agree that there were more than three, and common sense tells us there had to be women involved as well. So Long, Dolores is a speculative rollick through time combining science and spirituality presenting one possible turn of events regarding the tale of Jesus’ birth.A family from our future is separated when they are accidentally thrown back in time. A pregnant linguist and her toddler son get tossed back first. She perceives the suggestion of walking to nearby Bethlehem as a lame joke. Her husband, a US Marine, and their tween daughter are recovered by “the wise men.”The family longs to reunite, but their journey moves quickly for readers. As accidental tourists, they learn about surprising time travel mishaps; meet a timeless yogi; give Herod his just desserts; and must, incidentally, save the Holy Family. All the while, the group is careful not to disrupt history as we know it.If you enjoy Diana Gabaldon’s Outlander series, then you’ll love So Long, Dolores. Readers who like Mary Doria Russell’s The Sparrow and Children of God will also revel in this story. There are details sci-fi fans will appreciate as well as plot twists aligned with the major religions and a few lesser known spiritual practices.The bottom line: spirituality plus science equals reality with a lighthearted spin on an impactful sacred event.Can history be saved? Can it be improved? Was it improved? Click BUY NOW to find out how and why it may have been! Read more