When Charlie wakes up in the last ice age, his pockets are empty save for a pack of cigarettes and a lighter. He has a photographic memory and a serious alcohol problem. He's the perfect candidate for a risky time-travel experiment. No one will miss him. But in the ice age, Charlie will become a man that no one will ever forget. Adopted by a tribe who find him on the freezing tundra, he falls in love with the chief’s daughter, but she is already the object of a murderous obsession by a man who doesn't take kindly to Charlie's interest. A violent revenge is plotted. If Charlie is to save the tribe, he must put aside his own selfish interests. And with Charlie, that’s easier said than done. . . This book contains some profane language.