Not of this Time
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Diana and Meg are two normal girls visiting Greece on Vacation. What they didn't expect is to be pulled deep into the ocean and come out the other side in a whole different time. The time of the Trojan war. Now Diana and Meg must find a way back home that is until they meet Achilles, and Patroclus. Then things become a little bit trickier. Go with them on their journey back in time.
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