Katrina Morrow Boeken

In this imaginative narrative, Cleopatra, the last Pharaoh of Egypt, transcends time and space, reincarnating through women from the American Civil Rights Era and the early 2000s. As a celestial being, she navigates Earth's challenges while advocating for truth, justice, and unity between Earth and the cosmos. Embracing her poetic nature, she confronts her past, including the infamous snake that led to her demise, all while embodying the enduring spirit of her ancient legacy amid modern trials and tribulations.

The loss of the space shuttle Challenger in 1986 was felt across the world. Across the whole Universe. On Jupiter, they felt it so keenly that the King and Queen reverse-engineered the solar system back trillions of years, micro-adjusting the orbits of their moons. However, their plan hinges on a young black woman in mid-twentieth century America. They must send down an alien task force to ensure her future, for that future involves the Challenger. And the doom of all worlds rests on changing the destiny of that ill-fated vehicle.