In 1943, an experiment to create an invisible war ship failed. For 53-years, the USS Eldridge and her crew have hopscotched through time, materializing in different locations for only a few minutes, before being pulled away again. Dr. Jewel Shaw, like her father and grandfather, has a driving desire to stabilize the ship and bring the sailors home. On Halloween, 2006, Jewel, and her scientific team, are in Virginia’s Shenandoah Forest to attempt this difficult task. But the something goes wrong. One member, Ruthe Nantan, disappears from Stoney Man Trail and reappears in a time, filled with psychedelic colors and 60s slang. Deborah Carpenter has gone to Stoney Man Trail to paint. Before she finishes setting up her easel, she travels 40-years into the future—without aging a day. Terrified and alone, she must contact her ex-husband in this strange new world. But there are those who want her to disappear forever. Max Carpenter has gone to1966 Shenandoah to bring his ex-wife back to Boston. Instead of finding Deb, he meets the love of his life—Ruthe Nantan. They spend the next forty-years building a life together and raising a family. When Deb reenters their lives in 2006, Ruthe and Max’s marriage is tested. Shenandoah to White Sands, New Mexico. 1966 to 2006. Ruthe and Deb must adapt to their places in time. They must also fight to survive an experiment gone wrong, an evil conspiracy, and a mysterious enemy. And to believe in the power of love.

Store Search search Title, ISBN and Author Traveling in Time and Space: A Personal Encounter with Jesus. by Diane Marie Taylor Estimated delivery 3-12 business days Format Paperback Condition Brand New Details ISBN 0595205267 ISBN-13 9780595205264 Title Traveling in Time and Space: A Personal Encounter with Jesus. Author Diane Marie Taylor Format Paperback Year 2001 Pages 508 Publisher Writers Club Press Dimensions 5.9 in. x 1.3 in. x 9.1 in. About Us Grand Eagle Retail is the ideal place for a

On any night in early June, if you stand on the right beaches of America’s East Coast, you can travel back in time all the way to the Jurassic. For as you watch, thousands of horseshoe crabs will emerge from the foam and scuttle up the beach to their spawning grounds, as they’ve done, nearly unchanged, for more than 440 million years.Horseshoe crabs are far from the only contemporary manifestation of Earth’s distant past, and in Relics, world-renowned zoologist and photographer Piotr Naskrecki leads readers on an unbelievable journey through those lingering traces of a lost world. With camera in hand, he travels the globe to create a words-and-pictures portrait of our planet like no other, a time-lapse tour that renders Earth’s colossal age comprehensible, visible in creatures and habitats that have persisted, nearly untouched, for hundreds of millions of years.Naskrecki begins by defining the concept of a relic—a creature or habitat that, while acted upon by evolution, remains remarkably similar to its earliest manifestations in the fossil record. Then he pulls back the Cambrian curtain to reveal relic after eye-popping relic: katydids, ancient reptiles, horsetail ferns, majestic magnolias, and more, all depicted through stunning photographs and first-person accounts of Naskrecki’s time studying them and watching their interactions in their natural habitats. Then he turns to the habitats themselves, traveling to such remote locations as the Atewa Plateau of Africa, the highlands of Papua New Guinea, and the lush forests of the Guyana Shield of South America—a group of relatively untrammeled ecosystems that are the current end point of staggeringly long, uninterrupted histories that have made them our best entryway to understanding what the prehuman world looked, felt, sounded, and even smelled like.The stories and images of Earth’s past assembled in Relics are beautiful, breathtaking, and unmooring, plunging the reader into the hitherto incomprehensible reaches of deep time. We emerge changed, astonished by the unbroken skein of life on Earth and attentive to the hidden heritage of our planet’s past that surrounds us. 

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A 20-Year Race Through Time...In the near future, one man holds the key to our past. Chester Fuze lived a solitary life until he flung himself twenty years back in time. For years, he had loved movie star Rhonda Romero through television screens, movie theaters, and magazine covers. It wasn't until she had fallen so far as to sell her face for a cosmetic transplant that he knew he had to travel back and save her before her life headed down such a tragic and destructive path. Lunging backward through two decades in a flash, Chester races across country and enters the world of seedy gambling and the bizarre jungle of behind-the-scenes Hollywood, while being hunted down by a deranged bookie, an escaped convict, and even his past self, all of whom are determined to kill him. He had put aside the secret to time travel, daring not risk the world to test his theory. It had placed him in a straight jacket for several years of his life. It had estranged his own mother from him. He had let it go for his own sanity. Now, he'll pick it back up to save Rhonda. God help us all.