Inheriting the Pin-Up Girl: Revisionist History Book One

Book One of the Revisionist History series! As the vultures circle in Elijah Jacobs' beautiful Victorian mansion, his favorite nephew, Matthew, hopes to just get something to remember him by. While the others divide the spoils, Matthew is left with an elegant wooden box and a stipulation that he is allowed to stay in a specific room in the mansion whenever he likes. Following a series of mysterious clues and artifacts finds Matthew transported back to 1943, when the house served as a women's boardinghouse during the war. Will he be able to figure out the reason his mysterious uncle led him back in time to that specific date? When he tries to go to the very next day, he finds the house in flames. Can he stop it? Cast of Matthew Jacobs - Twenty-something and pretty content with his life. Well, that was before he found out he could travel through time. Marisela - Caretaker to Matthew's uncle. A mysterious woman with an unknown origin who is hesitant to give Matthew the information he needs. What does she know and why won't she tell him? Doris Abrams - Platinum blonde and gorgeous matron of the 1940's boardinghouse. Pin-up models would have been jealous of her dynamite good looks and playful personality. Sharon - A boardinghouse resident of the 1940's era. She tends to show the returning soldiers her thanks as her own part of assisting in the war effort. Rachel Midori - Yes, like the drink, as she always says. The one that got away in high school. Well, the one that looked at Matthew with disgust and disdain in high school. Well, Matthew's learning that the past isn't quite as static as he once thought. Cassie - The ultimate pin-up girl with a sweet, shy disposition. Her friends think she's the model for 'Cass the Working Lass', the iconic wartime poster character. She doesn't agree, but she does happen to be a riveter down at the factory... This work contains explicit descriptions of sexual situations and is for readers that are of legal age to view such material in their own jurisdictions. Novella 21,000 words