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"Dual Timelines" in the context of books refers to a narrative structure where the story unfolds across two distinct time periods, often interwoven throughout the novel. This genre typically involves parallel storylines that may be set in different historical eras or within the same character's life at different ages. The dual timelines often converge or intersect, revealing connections between the past and present, and providing a deeper understanding of the characters, themes, or events. This structure allows authors to explore the impact of history on the present, uncover secrets, or illustrate the evolution of characters and relationships over time. The interplay between the timelines can create suspense, enrich the narrative, and offer readers a multifaceted perspective on the story.

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