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"Ancient languages and history professors Lauren and Zack Fletcher carry on their academic lives with relative ease, but they are splintered by their contention over career goals and starting a family. And now their lives are about to be upended in ways neither could imagine as, unbeknownst to them, they've been drafted to take part in events that will span millennia and decide the course of mankind's future. Their fate manipulated, Lauren and Zack are propelled into an ancient Greek war, forcing them to confront a past that is both familiar and terrifying. To return home, they must overcome warfare on a massive scale, set aside their recent marital discord, and find within themselves the wisdom to navigate treacherous routes of survival. Will they ever understand why they've been chosen to witness and participate in such history firsthand? What lessons will they bring back to the challenges of our time, and the future?"--Back cover.

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