Millie Harris (Harrison in the book) is David Rice's girlfriend and then wife.

"You lied to me. You betrayed me. I told you what that means." Millie's words to Davy when she breaks up with him in the book Jumper

JUMPER THE BOOK: Davy first meets Millie Harrison a college student at a Sweeney Todd Broadway show in New york. He is instantly smitten with her. Millie explains that she is staying in the city for only another week and that she is a Psychology Major at Stillwater University. After the show Davy spots Millie outside of the theater. He hails a cab and asks her to join him. Millie accepts...

I have to say that the book is SOOO much better than the film. The Characters are much more developed and smarter than the movies depictions of the them. For example Doug Liman should of stuck to the GREAT novel that Steven Gould wrote. I mean making David Rice 15 in the beginning of the movie and skipping 8 years ahead to when he is a young man in his 20s was and still is totally confusing to me. For people who haven't read the book they should. In the book David discovers his ability at 17 instead of 15. Another injustice to the amazing source material, is the movie's adaptation of the Millie...

Millie Harrison-Rice couldn't believe her daughter Lennie was getting married. She was extremely proud of her and so was her husband Davy. Lennie's fiancée was Case Walters who was an American Expatriate like them. Case had lived and went to the same high school as Lennie in Paris. Case, was warm, open minded, sweet and caring. Millie couldn't of asked for a better man to marry her daughter. The two had been dating since they were sophomores in high school. Case proposed to Lennie after they had graduated college. They had decided to get married in the spring which was fast approaching. Lennie...

this is about if David had a little sister that could jump. Not the sister that was living with his mom.

Allyssa's pov

Destin, Florida

I woke up in a cold sweat i had the same nightmare. i tried to think back to it pallidans had shown up and that was all i could remember all i ever could remember from theses stupid dreams. I stood up and walked over to my closet i sighed as i pulled on a pair of ripped jeans and black tank top. I looked around my condo in Florida i had a clear veiw of the crisp white beach and crystal clear water. "Boo!" I felt someone touch my soulder. "Griffin! You scared me."...

Thirty-three year old, Millie Harrison-Rice and her husband Davy Rice had been married for fourteen years. They weren't a normal couple by any definition, Millie and Davy both had the amazing ability to teleport or jump themselves anywhere they could visualize in their memory. It had been three years since Millie had rescued Davy form Hyacinth Pope and Mr. Simons, they along with a shadow cabinet outside the government had tried to condition and train Davy as a assassin.Luckily Millie had discovered her ability to jump just in time and managed to rescue Davy. After their adventure with Hyacinth...

Forty-eight year old Millie Harrison-Rice and her husband Davy Rice had been married for the past twenty six years. When she was thirty-three Millie became pregnant, during the fall of that same year she and Davy welcomed their daughter, Lena Rose Harrison-Rice or Lennie as she liked to be called. Lennie was now sixteen and already an experienced Jumper. Davy and Millie were extremely proud of her and warned her to always be cautious of the people she made friendships with. When she questioned them about this “Mom, Dad why are you two so paranoid?” Their only response was “There are people...

Can we please go someplace warm. Where do you want to go? Surprise me. That was the only clue Millie Harris had given her boyfriend David Rice. She took hold of his hand and the next thing she knew she was in Hawaii At least she thought it was Hawaii where ever they were the place hadn't stopped spinning long enough for her to be sure. Millie still wasn't used teleporting (or jumping as David called it.) yet. She fell out of dizziness and disorientation. In the next second David was helping her up and asking her with concern “Millie Millie are you okay!” Millie pushed her long straight...

I wonder if we will ever be able to live a normal life ever again. Millie Harris-Rice thought sadly as she was sitting in her bed reading one of her favorite books To Kill a Mocking Bird .She was reading this book because their was nothing on television that night second she already had watched all of the movies in both of the movie libraries the one in her bedroom and the one in the living room and she always started reading when she was worried about her husband, David Rice. She and David had gotten married approximately three years ago in a beautiful ceremony on the island of Wei Ki Ki in...