Anywhere You Are
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4.3 • 15 Ratings
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- $6.99
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- $6.99
Publisher Description
Skydiving in Las Vegas lands a modern-day woman in the past—and in the arms of her true love—in this romance from the New York Times–bestselling author.
When Mairie Callahan jumps out of an airplane high above the Nevada desert, she simply hopes that her parachute will open. What she doesn't expect is that she'll land a hundred and twenty-two years in the past....
When Jack Delaney returns home from the Civil War in 1877, he hopes a vision quest amongst his adoptive Paiute Indian brothers will bring him peace. Instead, it brings a strange, beautiful woman falling from the sky....
Even though Mairie's ravings about "the future" seem crazy to Jack, he can't help but be drawn to her. She's unlike any woman he's ever met. Soon the two are racing to return Mairie home to her dying brother with an extinct plant that might save him. Will she return in time? Will they survive the danger along the way? And, is the bond forming between them more than friendship? Is it love?
In ANYWHERE YOU ARE, Constance O’Day-Flannery, the original “Queen of Time Travel Romance,” mixes a timeless love story with a harrowing adventure that unites two souls born a century apart.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Mairie Callahan, 37, skydives from present-day Las Vegas into 1877 Paiute territory, where she is greeted by Jack Delaney, a bitter ex-soldier on a vision quest. After some preliminary and rather dull skirmishes, Jack shows Mairie a plant that might cure her brother Bryan's leukemia, if only she can get it back to the 20th century. Complicating her life still further is a jaw-dropping gorgeous Navy SEAL who has followed her back in time--for Mairie's dislocation is the fault of a government experiment. When she and Jack manage to parachute back to the 20th century, they must relocate the magic plant for Bryan's cure while eluding the Feds (Mairie donning a cheap blond wig). Fans of O'Day-Flannery's latest (Second Chances) will find the plot far-fetched and many events poorly explained.
