Soul Source: Back and There Again

The time to act was then. Thank God it's not too late. When Agnes is ordered to send a team back in time to expose her darkest secret she knows she has to stop the mission at any cost. But Homeland Security's watching and the only other person who knows what happened that day is scheming and Agnes has to find a way out like a pilot flying a damaged airliner full of people in a bad storm. But what if she doesn't stop the mission? What if she lets them go back? What if they unmake her mistake? Would she shed a lifetime of crushing guilt? But stopping the crime means teaming with Sarah, and Sarah's the one who lost the most from Agnes's mistake all those years ago. Does Agnes have any right to ask her to take the risk? Can she live with herself if it costs Sarah even more? As the body count starts to rise Agnes finds herself in a poker game where she's forced to push more and more chips out onto the table with every lost hand. And these chips aren't just human lives, because the models say that this mission could trigger End Game. And you know what that means.