Jigsaw: Shadow Ball

by David Gordon

Overview

Time is Breaking, History is Under Siege, and The Fight for Reality Engulfs America's Pastime.
A rip in reality is spreading, and the fate of history hangs by a thread. The ruthless organization Global Harmony has launched Project Shadow Ball, a devastating mission to erase the racial integration of Major League Baseball-rewriting the past to build their own twisted future.

Temporal Guardians Francesca and Noah are the only ones standing in their way. As they hurtle through time, they must protect baseball greats Rube Foster and Larry Doby, whose very existence is at risk. With every pitch, every stolen base, and every moment altered, the fate of history-and the fight for truth-hangs in the balance.

Time is slipping away. The stakes have never been higher. Can Francesca and Noah outwit their enemies before baseball's greatest revolution is erased forever? Or will history be rewritten in the shadows?

If they fail, history shatters. If they fall, the future is lost.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781987002744
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	02/17/2025
Pages:	158
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.34(d)

About the Author

Award Winning Writer David Gordon has been a social studies teacher, principal, and founding owner of the Grand Canyon College Preparatory Academy in Tempe, Arizona. He grew up reading and watching science, mystery, horror, thrillers, and historical fiction. Now he writes them. He is also a big baseball fan. He has combined his various passions in the Jigsaw, Case File, and Moly series, which focuses on time-traveling teens, supernatural investigators, and time-traveling dogs thrust into major historical events—many of which never made the standard history books. He was born in New York and now lives in Arizona with the love of his life Gwyn. They are both dog people and enjoy travel and food—Italian, Asian, Middle Eastern, and Indian cuisines in particular. He is also currently an Instructional Assistant at Roosevelt Elementary School in Mesa, Arizona, and a political writer for Blog for Arizona.