Some cures cost more than money.Brett Vaughn's supplement empire is one lawsuit away from collapse - and the only precedent his lawyer can find dates to 1938, to a "miracle cure" for cancer sold by a con man named Norman Baker out of a limestone hotel in the Ozarks.Today, it's the Crescent Hotel - billed as America's most haunted hotel. Back then, it was Baker's Cancer Hospital.Brett doesn't believe in ghosts. He believes in leverage. So when a paranormal weekend with his girlfriend Ember puts a vial of Baker's actual elixir in his hand, he does what any desperate man would do: he drinks it.He wakes up in 1938 - inside Baker's hospital, among the dying.What Brett finds there isn't the evidence he came for. It's a mirror. Baker sold hope he knew was false, and got rich burying the people who believed him. Brett has been doing the same thing. Pulled back again and again - losing more of himself in the past each time - he has one choice left: save his company, or become the man who stops Baker from ever being forgiven.Ember is the only one who believes him. She may be the only one who can bring him home.Norman Baker was a real con man who purchased Eureka Springs' historic Crescent Hotel in the 1930s and operated it as Baker's Cancer Hospital, bilking dying patients out of their savings until the American Medical Association brought him down. The hotel, the history, and Baker's crimes are fact. Brett, Ember, and the time travel are fiction.