| Author: | Lisa Colodny | ISBN: | 9781645331094 |
| Publisher: | Kingston Publishing Company | Publication: | April 1, 2019 |
| Imprint: | Kingston Publishing Company | Language: | English |
| Author: | Lisa Colodny |
| ISBN: | 9781645331094 |
| Publisher: | Kingston Publishing Company |
| Publication: | April 1, 2019 |
| Imprint: | Kingston Publishing Company |
| Language: | English |
Have you ever considered what it might be like to go back to another place or time? If
you could what event or events might you like to participate in or be witness to? How might you,
a child of technology, adjust to a world without indoor plumbing, public transportation, convent
ional foods like ice cream / pizza, and many other conveniences so easily taken for granted.
That’s exactly the predicament US Marshal Devon McKenzie and NYPD Chris Gates find
themselves in after a routine prisoner transport from NYC to Washington State goes horribly
wrong as they pass through the countryside of rural Nebraska canvased against the night sky of
the Aurora Borealis.
The fascinating tale In The Town Time Forgot: Turbulence begins in New York City
when U.S. marshal, Devon McKenzie and NYC Detective Chris Gates end up transporting a
well-known prisoner along the interstate. The two officers have never gotten along and are
squabbling when their prisoner is forcefully removed from them en route during a night when the
Aurora Borealis is at its brightest.
The van they are driving is wrecked and the officers are injured. They spend the next
three days surviving in an isolated wilderness area. When they come upon a farmer, he takes
them back to his house, where they are shocked to discover they have been transported back in
time to 1869 Nebraska. The farmer and his family wrongly assume the two are married, so
Devon and Chris play alone until they can figure out what happened how they can get home.
Over the next several months they learn to rely and trust each other and struggle with adjusting
to their new life further complicated by their pretending to be a married couple.
They work to rebuild their lives and gradually immerse themselves into being members
of the community while at the same time cope with the reality that they may never get home to
their family, friends and the lives they left behind. Devon and Chris are forced to adjust to an era
when corruption dictates the law. They must learn to play the game of suffer the consequences.
Will they make it as a couple? And more importantly, will they ever find their way home?
Have you ever considered what it might be like to go back to another place or time? If
you could what event or events might you like to participate in or be witness to? How might you,
a child of technology, adjust to a world without indoor plumbing, public transportation, convent
ional foods like ice cream / pizza, and many other conveniences so easily taken for granted.
That’s exactly the predicament US Marshal Devon McKenzie and NYPD Chris Gates find
themselves in after a routine prisoner transport from NYC to Washington State goes horribly
wrong as they pass through the countryside of rural Nebraska canvased against the night sky of
the Aurora Borealis.
The fascinating tale In The Town Time Forgot: Turbulence begins in New York City
when U.S. marshal, Devon McKenzie and NYC Detective Chris Gates end up transporting a
well-known prisoner along the interstate. The two officers have never gotten along and are
squabbling when their prisoner is forcefully removed from them en route during a night when the
Aurora Borealis is at its brightest.
The van they are driving is wrecked and the officers are injured. They spend the next
three days surviving in an isolated wilderness area. When they come upon a farmer, he takes
them back to his house, where they are shocked to discover they have been transported back in
time to 1869 Nebraska. The farmer and his family wrongly assume the two are married, so
Devon and Chris play alone until they can figure out what happened how they can get home.
Over the next several months they learn to rely and trust each other and struggle with adjusting
to their new life further complicated by their pretending to be a married couple.
They work to rebuild their lives and gradually immerse themselves into being members
of the community while at the same time cope with the reality that they may never get home to
their family, friends and the lives they left behind. Devon and Chris are forced to adjust to an era
when corruption dictates the law. They must learn to play the game of suffer the consequences.
Will they make it as a couple? And more importantly, will they ever find their way home?
