The World That Could Have Been

Set in a dystopian 1967, John Potter, a restaurant owner in Nazi-occupied California, grapples with the oppressive regime that has altered his life and country. With a longing to resist the Nazi occupation, he discovers a way to travel back in time to 1941, where he faces the daunting task of preventing Hitler from developing nuclear weapons. This gripping narrative explores themes of resistance, the burden of history, and the moral complexities of altering the past to create a better future.