A Week and a Day

1945. Struggling for survival in a doomed Corsair fighter plane in the skies over the Pacific Ocean, World War II Marine pilot David Hamilton’s life suddenly and mysteriously takes a strange and ominous turn, leaving him searching for answers as he finds himself lost and alone in a different time, place, and perhaps, identity. With no choice but to enlist the help of two young strangers, David embarks on a desperate journey in a 1941 Ford Coupe that possesses its own secret past and purpose, to find his way back home and keep a promise made to the most important person in his life. As clues and mysterious revelations emerge, three evil beings shadow their every mile, waiting to strike without mercy. The award-winning A Week and a Day is a unique, captivating, and magical story of love, loss, and redemption, as the fragility of time is explored, and strength of the heart is found.

Captivating action and mystery

The virtual reading is lousy and you have to decipher some words and phrases that are mispronounced and read wrong. The story is very interesting and captivating with mystery. It’s like a long version of a twighlight zone episode.