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Wyatt's Deck Review Tombstone, the historical town of the old west, had an air of mystery about it, not only historical, but strange incidents that couldn't seem to be accounted for. Was It foul play or something more? Cally Sullivan, a bright young woman who had stopped in Tombstone for the night, drove into town with the threat of a storm right behind her. After checking into a small hotel, she ventured out to look at the town. As the rain began to mix with hail, Cally found shelter in Big Nose Kate's, a local bar, as the storm intensified. With a roar like a train, the storm changed into something more, and as it touched down. Leaving a path of destruction, Cally was swept up in a rush of wind and rain that transported her somewhere she hadn't expected. Cally awakened under the table she was under, but in another time, Tombstone, 1881. Still a bit dazed and very confused, Cally crawled out from under the table and nearly fainted into the arms of none other than famous lawman, Wyatt Earp. After she had rested, she awakened to the sound of a familiar voice, the voice of her former friend, Sherri, who had run off with Steven, who was at the time Cally's fiance'. It had been some time since she had seen or heard from her and there was talk that she had been missing when her car was found on the side of the road. Authorities feared it was foul play, but no body was found and neither was Steven. It was Sherri who had to convince Cally that she was indeed in Tombstone in 1881 and that it was not a town reenactment. Sherri explained to her that she was also transported somehow back in time by some type of portal that had opened when she herself was caught in a tornado and though she had no idea if they could ever get back to the present, she told Cally that Steven, who was here too, was looking for a way to get back. Cally had to resign to the fact that her life in the future, her brother Donnie, her job and even Drake Butler, her boss whom she had been secretly in love with since she started working with Butler Realty, were forever lost. It was the here and now that she had to learn to live in, and with Sherri's help she would try. This woman who had betrayed her by running off with Steven was the only one who could help her now. Days passed into months and Cally was adapting to the life of the Old West as well as meeting colorful characters such as Doc Holliday and Wyatt Earp. This is a wonderful book that not only gives us romance, but a chance to let our imaginations run. APACHE SPRINGS By Weslynn McCallister REVIEW "Sit with a glass of wine and a good book like APACHE SPRINGS and one should enjoy the evening regardless of whether he is sitting by a fireplace or the porch looking out over a cool, calm lake." Jerry Pozner Author of: "MONKEY PUDDING" APACHE SPRINGS A Nostalgic Romance By WESLYNN McCALLISTER REVIEW "APACHE SPRINGS places the reader inside the mind and heart of one who struggles against the odds of diversity. Annie has lost Cort…her hearts desire. Some fine her loss a blessing for the family touting good riddance! Treachery abounds as the struggle to keep the lovers apart plays out." Merlin's Review Staff Merlinhouse Publishing Co. Apache Springs may be purchased through the Publisher, 1stbooks.com, Barnes & Noble.com, Books-A-Million.com and most on-line publishers. It may also be purchased through your favorite Corner bookstore. ISBN# 1-58721-290-0 Back to the Top. |
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