The Time Tourist - Pierce, Tom
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The Time Tourist is a mostly serious and sometimes humorous story of Juan Tomas, introverted 30-something individual who builds a time machine and ends up trapped in the 26th century. Not realizing he has committed a serious offense, he is apprehended by Illyana, an exotic and beautiful time cop who is charged with both holding him in custody and protecting him from sinister forces who seek to use him for nefarious purposes. Told in first person narratives, alternatively by Juan and Illyana we learn of Juan discovering that he has a messiah-like role in the future: to save all of humankind.

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Produktbeschreibung
The Time Tourist is a mostly serious and sometimes humorous story of Juan Tomas, introverted 30-something individual who builds a time machine and ends up trapped in the 26th century. Not realizing he has committed a serious offense, he is apprehended by Illyana, an exotic and beautiful time cop who is charged with both holding him in custody and protecting him from sinister forces who seek to use him for nefarious purposes. Told in first person narratives, alternatively by Juan and Illyana we learn of Juan discovering that he has a messiah-like role in the future: to save all of humankind.
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Autorenporträt
Tom Pierce, an artist trained at Hornsey Art College and going on to work in a London studio, felt the need for change: joining the Herefordshire Constabulary led to new adventures and a wealth of rich experiences. After setting up a television unit in the early days of police and media involvement, the world of serious crime, including murders, became a regular occurrence during his working life. Armed with a large camera and pack, he filmed all manner of situations, some of which became cause célèbre in press and Parliament. Retirement and tragic family loss gave him the urge to write; the words kept flowing and what better subject to draw on than the wealth of his own personal experiences.