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The Timepiece and the Girl Who Went Astray

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William is just an unassuming American who ends up in the wrong place and definitely the wrong time!

He lives an unexciting life in London, but when he goes to buy a watch for his girlfriend his life take a very dramatic turn. He ends up being accused of murder,  and being chased through history by a secret organisation who will stop at nothing to get their “timepiece” back.

Travel with William through his exciting journey and enjoy a thrilling and riveting read.

Maureen Gourlay, A LoveReading Ambassador

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A quick and easy to sink into story filled with history, and time travel.

‘The Timepiece and the Girl Who Went Astray’ is a quick and easy to sink into story filled with history, and time travel. William is a US college dropout living in London. His unassuming life is changed when he purchases a watch. The timepieces’ mysterious and bloody history catches up to William and he finds himself wanted for murder and being chased through history by a secret organisation to claim this Timepiece back for themselves.

I thought that the plot flowed well, there’s a lot of description and historic detail that the author is clearly either very knowledgeable, or has been very well researched. I liked Will, his character is well-rounded and dynamic, and I enjoyed following his story. The story is captivating with lots of mystery, suspicious characters and questions raised to keep you turning the pages, eager to discover more.... Read Full Review

Charlotte Walker

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