Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep

Harlan Hague, award-winning author of Along Came Jenny, returns with another thought-provoking read that is sure to delight fans new and old.

Brett Davis, a university history professor in 2022, aware that books are written by people with bias, wonders whether written history ever tells what really happened. A cosmic force of some sort transports him to the nineteenth century West where he witnesses firsthand pivotal events he has often included in his lectures. In the process, he is thrown together with a young, pretty Cheyenne woman, and a budding romance begins. 

As he sees the reality of these events unfold before him, he feels a sense of vindication, along with a certain sadness that history is always written by the victor. He's determined, though, to document as much about his journeys as he can so that future generations may know the real truth.