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"As I reach out my hand to the painting, the girl also reaches out to me. Our hands grasp somewhere between here and there. Within seconds, I am swept away." And so it begins -- the adventure that whisks 12-year-old Jaxon MacKenzie from the wonderful grandparents with whom she lives, and catapults her through the painting that has always captivated her, to a much earlier time (1918), and a most tragic event -- the deadliest train wreck in USA history. But why then; and why that event?"
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