Wattys 2020 Winner "Sometimes your FUTURE is not in your TOMORROW but in someone else's YESTERDAY." Book Cover Illustration from Pinterest: https://pin.it/13RdXsO Book Cover Edited in Canva by: VR_Athena Date Started: June 15, 2019 Date Finished: August 14, 2020

Famine, war, and death. These were the things Rita saw during the Japanese occupation in the Philippines. The country was under the shade of Imperial Japan. Loyalty, patriotism, honor and duty above all. These were the values that Imperial Japanese soldiers have. Seiji, an officer with Filipino blood was caught in between his duty and honor, and his heart. The red string of fate happened to connect these people in the midst of war. Story written in Japanese, English, and Tagalog. Started: April 15, 2018 Finished: February 5, 2021

"I am hopelessly in love with a memory. An echo from another time, another place." - Michael Faudet Deane Peñalosa a young lady is ought to discover her past, as her family decide to move to their hometown in Legazpi. It is a tranquil rural place, where the old ancestral house that their family owns is located. She later finds an old diary and antique artifacts that connect her and her great great grandmother, Leonidas Felicita Ayla Solon. During her stay, she finds out that there is a portal in her cabinet that takes her back in time when Felicita had lived, in 1941. In order to change the painful path she has crossed to be with the man she loves; she has to change her fate. Will she beat the three nemesis of life; time, destiny, and fate? or will the things she fights for will fall apart and cause a major change in present time? Highest rank in category and tags: #1 in Historical Fiction #1 in Philippine History #1 in Kasaysayan #1 in WW2 #1 in Time Travel #1 in Dejavu #3 in Time #9 in Reincarnation #44 in Past

Ano ang gagawin mo pag may na-meet ka na time traveling na Katipunero? (Completed-with special chapters) ( Katipunero Duology Book 1) Photo by Maria Luiza Melo on Pexels Book cover by the author Written from October 2013-January 2014