Julie Cross Books in Order

Nineteen-year-old Jackson Meyer balances college, parties, and an interest in Holly with experiments in time travel. In this Tempest prequel, he treats his apparently harmless jumps as an unusual diversion while training to work at camp.

When strangers shoot his girlfriend Holly in 2009, Jackson Meyer's time travel carries him back to 2007. Unable to return, he searches for a way to save her while discovering enemies who pursue people with his ability.

After losing her parents, seventeen-year-old gymnast Karen moves in with Coach Bentley and his son Jordan. Pursuing a place on the world team, she navigates grief, demanding training, and an unexpected connection with Jordan.

Karen and Jordan face an approaching separation when he prepares to leave for college. Her gymnastics success brings new expectations, while a month at training camp with Jordan coaching tests their relationship under increasing pressure.

A fall on the uneven bars damages Karen's confidence as important competitions approach. Jordan's troubling news and reluctance to tell his father add strain, while tension involving TJ and teammate Stevie complicates life at the gym.

Jackson Meyer commits himself to Tempest, the CIA division handling threats involving time travel. An unexpected encounter with Holly unsettles his efforts to move forward, while the rival organization Eyewall intensifies the conflict over the future.

Karen plans a camping trip with Jordan to confront his refusal to address health problems or tell his father. Meanwhile, TJ faces consequences from his tough-love coaching tactics and new complications in his own relationships.

Medical prodigy Isabel Jenkins fails the emotional readiness test for residency and returns to college as a freshman. Her attraction to resident adviser Marshall Collins challenges her habits as she tries to experience an ordinary eighteen-year-old's life.

After barely surviving a journey to the distant future, Jackson Meyer is imprisoned by Eyewall. Another time jump could kill him, forcing him to weigh protecting the people he loves against preventing the future he has witnessed.

Annie Lucas moves to Missouri when her father becomes pitching coach for the Kansas City Royals. Pursuing her own track ambitions, she develops feelings for rookie pitcher Jason Brody despite her father's rules and Brody's complicated past.

Former model Eve finds a fresh start in photography, but an internship returns her to the industry she fled. Rising model Alex falls for her while his agent's manufactured relationship threatens their developing connection and careers.

Former con artist Eleanor Ames suspects her homecoming date's apparent suicide conceals a crime. Her investigation at Holden Prep repeatedly crosses paths with mysterious Miles Beckett, whose attraction and secrecy make him difficult to trust.

Finley needs modeling work to finance reopening her mother's dance studio, but her wholesome image limits opportunities. Her romance with driven, charming Eddie offers an escape from responsibilities until his hidden past threatens their plans.

Cheer captain Haley Stevenson repeats civics in summer school while nursing a broken heart and academic worries. Her study partner, overlooked hockey player Fletcher Scott, begins challenging her expectations as their partnership develops into attraction.

Claire O'Connor returns to Juniper Falls to care for her father and support the family hockey bar. Her reunion with Tate Tanley, unexpectedly promoted to star goalie, revives a connection complicated by family obligations and town expectations.

Reformed con artist Eleanor Ames receives troubling news about someone from her criminal past and plans an operation during a school trip. Keeping it from her FBI-agent boyfriend Miles puts both trust and her safety at risk.

After family losses bring Brooke Parker to Juniper Falls, she finds a place on the girls' hockey team. Injured boys' captain Jake Hammond becomes their assistant coach, and their growing connection tests his commitment to the game.