In 1959, 20-year-old college dropout Chuck McManis strolls the geyser boardwalks in Yellowstone National Park when an earthquake plunges him eighty years back in time, into the middle of an Indian war. Into his personal past, too - his great-grandfather, his boyhood idol, but not a hero after all. Hapless Chuck needs instructions for sheer survival. He will not abandon Eliza Byrne, the woman who teaches him. But nothing matters if they never make it back to civilization. No matter when it could be.

Stowaway. When Karin Myre, a young Norwegian seamstress's assistant from Seattle, gets caught up in the excitement of the steamer Portland's arrival with the first ton of riches from the Klondike Gold Rush, she decides to escape a future of too much drudgery and no choices. Sneaking on board of one of the many overcrowded ships bound north, she finds herself trapped in the cargo hold with a crowd of second thoughts. But her rescue from the captain and a fate worse than death by a handsome prospector and his photographer partner is only the beginning of her search for true gold.

At the end of World War II, Ranger Will McManis patrols an empty Yellowstone National Park, his mother's recent death on his mind. But among the geysers with his young grandson Chuck, something extraordinary happens that he simply can't explain.

State trooper Daniel Reilly never thought he'd wind up in his stepmother's favorite movie. Chasing a suspected drunk driver through Washington's desolate Okanogan Highlands is part of his job, but crashing his cruiser and waking up in a ghost town definitely isn't. And when that ghost town starts to come to life? His version of Brigadoon is not a carefree musical.