Elinor

Lacey looked at the rest of the group, including its new members. Even though the dark-haired girl had dropped the subject, Lacey couldn't shake that she'd been recognized. No, Anna ...

More people had joined their group now, including a short dark haired girl that seemed to be staring at her. Or at least she was before Jason got her attention. ...

No way in hell was she calling this man Jay. Jason it was. "Me too," Lacey said. "It sounds crazy, but I'm in great grandmother's body right now. My name's ...

Near Lacey were two men. One looked and smelled like a fisherman and had just introduced himself as Elliott. The other had seemingly appeared out of nowhere, and someone muscular. ...

Lacey Whitman is 23 years old, the youngest daughter of Adam and Mary Whitman. As her parents were pushing forty when she was born, Mary had a difficult pregnancy. While ...

Being in the woods again made Claire's heart pound. The air was crisp, but something told her that they weren't on Earth. It was nighttime, and then, Jay turned into ...

"Why do you want to visit our timelines?" Claire asked, now on the defensive. "I don't think there's anything interesting about my life."

"Yes," Claire said. "Why were you thinking about us?"

Claire was about to say something to Wilson when Jay cut in. "Excuse me," she replied curtly. "It's beautiful here. But my daughter is at my home. And I want ...

"I don't think we belong in this world, Wilson," Claire replied. "It is beautiful here, though."

"Do you live here?" asked Claire. She thought that maybe the woman could help them find their way home.

Claire took a step back from the woman when she saw the whites of her eyes. disappear. Her heart was pounding. She'd never seen like that before. "My name is ...

Claire stayed close to the woman, this Jay's words in her mind. "Maybe she can help us get home," Claire offered. She was no trained nurse, and couldn't help but ...

"I'll stay with her," Claire said. "We should make a fire. Get her some water too." Claire was trying to be vague enough that it was clear that she had ...

"Nobody was going to?" Claire replied, an edge to her voice. She didn't usually get snippy with others, but was starting to grow impatient. It was clear her companions didn't ...