Evelyn Project, The

“Hard to put down.” — Roundtable Reviews Inspired by the true story of the author’s ancestor, who died of tuberculosis in 1894. What if the past could be rewritten… one life at a time? When London professor Franco Lorenzi is approached by a mysterious millionaire claiming a distant relative’s life depends on him, curiosity quickly turns into fear. Because the woman they want to save died more than a century ago. In 1894, Evelyn — the beloved daughter of a powerful Italian statesman — is dying of tuberculosis. Desperate to save her, her father turns to forbidden methods that blur the line between science, mysticism, and madness. In 2009, isolated test subjects across Europe begin experiencing disturbing visions, fractured memories, and lives that don’t belong to them. Meanwhile, secretive organizations manipulate bloodlines, history, and human consciousness in pursuit of an impossible goal: To change the past. As Franco is pulled deeper into a hidden conspiracy spanning generations, he must uncover the truth before he becomes the next sacrifice in a project that should never have existed. The Evelyn Project is a gripping sci-fi thriller blending historical mystery, psychological suspense, and speculative science into a haunting story about fate, memory, and the price of defying death.