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Episode 168: Sarah Crowne on her novel All These Threads of Time (May 12, 2025)

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In this episode of The Catholic Bookworm, Kiki Latimer interviews Sarah Crowne on her novel All These Threads of Time. Sylvie Mitchell’s world falls apart when her sister is murdered the same night her father vanishes without a trace. Crushed with grief, Sylvie consoles her mother and younger brother alone.But then Sylvie discovers an incredible gift: the ability to time travel. Determined to rewrite the past, she embarks on a desperate quest to save her sister, find her father, and stop the killer terrorizing her once peaceful New England town.Can Sylvie stop the killer before she becomes his next target, or will she alter the fabric of reality trying to put an end to his rage?Set in the late 80s, ALL THESE THREADS OF TIME is a cutting-edge time travel murder mystery that asks, how far would you go to save the ones you love?Amazon.com: All These Threads of Time: 9798991005203: Crowne, Sarah: Books

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