The Journey

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Tragedy invades Marna's life, then violence when she is attacked while jogging, falls into the Atlantic, and is rescued by men from a schooner no one else has seen nor heard of. Life takes a corner as a chance discovery of documents and letters, long dust covered in her attic, reveal reference to the same vessel and crew. From that point, forces from a level of reality beyond time and space project her consciousness onto a transiting time plane, which carries her through the period of America's war for independence. There, she eventually commands a privateering schooner and does battle with an English man o' war carrying a cargo, which can alter history and result in the banner of Britannia to continue flying over America to this day.