Finally, after months of immersing myself in the whole Dungeons and Dragons world, I get to create a scenario with actual dragons – via Georgie, of course. This is the fourth in the Time Doctors series, and I can’t tell you how many hundreds of pages of rules and all the associated paraphernalia I’ve trawled through since getting the idea last June.
This was less than a week after releasing the third book in the Calamity Chicks series. I still hope to write the 4th book, Helen’s Hazard, but not for a while. Watch this space!
The best bit for me was binge-watching Stranger Things and Big Bang Theory (especially the episodes featuring D&D). And I even found a couple of episodes in iZombie where the nerds played – Genius. Hope my quirky spin on dragons will not piss too many people off, but those who know me understand how everything in Jacky-world is very slightly skewed. Never one to churn handles, me.
This will give you a hint of Georgie's unconventional upbringing:
Dragons plagued Georgie her whole life. The clue’s in the name.
She’s no saint, so when it’s her turn to be dungeon master, she takes her revenge with a good old-fashioned Dragon-slaying adventure. Well, they do say stick with what you know, huh? But her scenario has startling effects on more than one player in their party.
Secrets plagued Kev’s childhood. The kind his parents still don’t talk about for fear of the consequences. After his jaunts to the past unlock long-suppressed dark memories, he has to return to 1988 to solve the mystery surrounding his conception. A little digging leads to some seriously shocking possibilities. Is he strong enough to face the disturbing truth?
You can pick up your copy of Time After Time by clicking the link - a steal at £2.99/$3.49 or read for free on Kindle Unlimited. Continue the fun adventures of a bunch of 30-something geeks as they explore their familys’ pasts with the aid of a temperamental time capsule in the attic. Although it can be read as a standalone, reading the other three first will give insight into the complicated relationships between them.
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