The sales copy on Amazon says, “For years, Elise has been donning corsets, sneaking into castles, and lying through her teeth to enforce the Place in Time Travel Agency’s ten essential rules of time travel.” This immediately makes me ask two things - why is there only one agency that deals with this, and how did you decide on the ten essential rules?Īt the time of my story, time travel is a recent invention, and the inventor has done all he can to limit the number of people who know it’s possible - while still making a tidy profit by sending a select clientele back to “vacations in the past.” If you’re looking for ideas to spend holiday gift certificates on, The Continuum is available for pre-order. I know I haven’t blogged in ages - which is unlikely to change much this close to the end of the year, with major family commitments - but today, I have a special treat for you, a guest post by Wendy Nikel, whose debut The Continuum comes out in late January (just about a month away).
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