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Charlie Edwards once-perfect life is shattered when she discovers her husband's infidelity and plan to kill her for an inheritance. Feeling helpless and in danger, Charlie turns to her mirror-image twin, Dani. They use their specialized skill sets to assure his plan does not succeed. FBI agent Brian Deeds is assigned to investigate Charlies' husband for bank fraud. When the possibility of his ex-fiancés' involvement arises in the case, will his feelings override his duty?

Jace Bowen, travel nurse, receives a package from home containing a worn medical pouch holding the remnants of a time long gone. She feels a pull from the past when she visits Gettysburg, something there is very familiar. Zack Keens, fluent in three languages, becomes an interest to the CIA, who offers her a job with the company. Zack's special ability seems to get her in and out of trouble, but it will allow her to connect to the past and save the lives of those close to her.

Have you ever been sitting in the back of a cab heading home from a date wondering, "What the hell just happened?" He seemed like a nice guy, even bought dinner, but it all went downhill after that. You get home, put on those comfy worn out sweats - that you should have just stayed in to begin with - and finish off that last bit of Cherry Garcia. You grab the remote and watch reruns of the Twilight Zone, which describes your dating life. Please join Jenna Bradley as she takes you through her stories of despair and torment.

December 7, 1941: America is at war. Many will go to fight, to heal, and to report. The Whites and Bowens will be there. Susan Bowen: nurse and great niece to Sarah Bowen, will answer the call of her country. She will become a task nurse and care for the wounded on battlefields far away from Waynesboro, Georgia. In another part of the world, she finds someone to care for, maybe to love. Is it chance or fate?

Samuel, a New York-based reporter, leaves the comfort of home to report on the war, where his focus changes from the men who fight to the women who heal. Sarah, a Southern healer, leaves the safety of her home to travel with nurses and use nature to heal. Meanwhile, Mack, a teenage girl, disguises herself as a boy to infiltrate Union camps. Mack befriends Sarah, and the two women begin a friendship - and deception - that will be carried throughout the war. When Samuel encounters Sarah on the battlefield, he realizes she is the childhood friend he has known for years.

Aaron Reece Caydon has repeated this mantra every day of his life from the age of four. He looks into the mirror and slowly turns his head to look at the scar running across the side of his face. A furrow begins to grow between his eye, an anger that takes his mind to a dark an unforgiving place.