Kate meets her grandmother and is intrigued by a glowing medallion. She later finds out she can use it to travel through time. She's going to need it - the past is being changed and Kate is supposed to make it right.
I was interested in the story at first, but then it seemed like the plot slowed down. The potential problem with time travel novels is that it creates natural questions that need to be addressed. This book seemed to want to answer every one of those questions in an exhaustive manner, and it was too much explanation and not enough action.
I made it about halfway in before giving up. It may have gotten better later on, but I had no interest in going farther. It just wasn't for me.
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