MLK: The Heart of the Storm

In an alternate history where a young white man named Daniel Mitchell intervenes at the Lorraine Motel on April 4, 1968, and stops James Earl Ray from assassinating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the trajectory of the Civil Rights Movement is irrevocably altered. Daniel, once an observer of history, is thrust into the center of the struggle for equality, working alongside Dr. King and other key figures to maintain the vision of nonviolent resistance in a country growing increasingly divided. As tensions rise and the movement faces new challenges, Daniel must navigate his own internal conflicts and the mounting pressure to take more drastic actions. The Heart of the Storm explores the intersection of personal choice, moral conviction, and the evolution of history, as one man's intervention changes the course of a nation's future forever.