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"Trust Brockmann to come up with a fiendishly clever time-travel twist to leave readers breathless." 4 and 1/2 stars. Melinda Helfer, Romantic Times.

Note From Suz: I wanted to write a time travel story that was actually about time travel. So many TT’s start with a mystical, magical happening that isn’t scientifically explained. But TEFL is the story of the man who discovers the theories of time travel and invents a machine that will do just that. When his "Wells Project" (named in honor of H.G.!) is used to initiate a political coup, he uses a prototype to return to seven years in his past -- to stop himself from inventing his time machine.

As I warmed to this idea, I realized I was writing a book in which the heroine would meet the hero for the first time not once, but three different times!

The story is a love triangle -- it’s the story of a woman who loves and is loved by two men. The twist is that the two men are one and the same -- the hero from the future and the hero from the past!

It was, without a doubt, an extremely fun book to write!

• I’ve written a screenplay version of this story called DOUBLE VISION
• I pictured Sandra Bullock as Maggie and Jeff Goldblum (anyone seen EARTH GIRLS ARE EASY?) as Chuck!
• Maggie’s last name (Winthrop) was named after Winthrop Paroo. At the time I was outlining this book, my twelve year old son, Jason, was in the midst of an 8-week theatrical run of THE MUSIC MAN. In fact, this entire book is heavily influenced by the fact that I sat through at least seven of Jason’s thirty performances of that show!
• When I was first married, my husband and I (life-long Northeasterners) virtually threw darts at a map to decide where to spend the first few years of our marriage. It came down to Sante Fe or Phoenix, and Phoenix won!