When the Day Comes

Libby is granted an extraordinary gift, living dual lives—one in 1774 colonial Williamsburg as a public printer amid rising revolutionary tensions, and the other in 1914 New York City during the Gilded Age, where she navigates societal expectations and a push for women's suffrage. Each life presents distinct challenges and relationships, particularly with her love, Henry Montgomery, in Williamsburg, and the pressure to marry an undesirable suitor in New York. As her 21st birthday approaches, Libby faces the daunting decision of choosing one life while risking the loss of everything she holds dear in the other.