Woodstock

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Set during the tumultuous Vietnam War and man's first walk on the moon, Woodstock is a deeply atmospheric, coming-of-age story about resilience, betrayal, and the power of love.

"Epic historical fiction." Karren's Reading Nook

"Beautifully crafted, authentic, engaging and raw." Susan Mackie author

"Wow. An absolute masterpiece!" Indigo Reviews

1969: When eighteen-year-old Dawn Ellis and her friends trek across America to attend the Woodstock Music and Arts Fair, they anticipate a weekend of peace, love, freedom, and music. It will be an exhilarating time for them before college.

But three days at Woodstock will change their lives forever.

2010: Fashion photographer, Sydney Meredith, receives an unexpected phone call from a Santa Monica hospital, requesting that she rush to the bedside of a comatose woman she doesn't know. The woman has listed Sydney as her next of kin.

But who is this woman? And how does she know Sydney? When the hospital persists, Sydney is overcome with curiosity and flies to Santa Monica.

As she delves deeper into the mystery of the woman, Sydney begins to unravel a forty-year-old web of lies, secrets, and heartbreaking sacrifices. And it all leads back to Woodstock.