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WISHING YOU WERE HERE
By: Catherine Chant

Author Self-Published
January 2013
On Sale: December 21, 2012
342 pages
ISBN: 1481121650
EAN: 9781481121651
Kindle: B00AG15MJC
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Young Adult Romance

She's out of place. He's out of time. In 1956, Joey Tempo was the biggest sensation to hit Memphis since Elvis Presley. Within twelve months he was gone--killed in a transatlantic plane crash. Half a century later, Callie Reinard is headed for college and her dream career in radio broadcasting. When she discovers Joey’s iconic first album, she’s mysteriously drawn to his tragic story.

A profound desire to change his fate invokes a mystical force that sends her back to 1957 to β€œmake things right.” What Callie doesn’t expect is her meddling to make everything worse…much worse. Joey may be glad to be alive, but not everyone welcomes her presence. Especially not Joey’s glamorous fiancΓ©e, who has her own plans for his future. Every second Callie spends in the past she’s altering much more than Joey’s fate.

She’s changing the lives of everyone around her. And she’s growing closer to Joey by the minute. If Callie can’t find a way back to her own time soon, she may lose more than a college education and the career she’s always wanted. She may lose her heart to a boy she can’t have.