Prisoner of Time is a love story that crosses centuries and continents
"I'm old. That's the first thing you should know. The problem is, you probably won't believe me. If you look at me, you'll probably think I'm in my 40s. But you couldn't be more wrong..."
Tom Hazard has an incredible secret. On the surface he may look like an ordinary forty-one-year-old man, but in reality he has lived for several centuries. He has experienced much first-hand - playing theatre with Shakespeare in Elizabethan England, taking part in ocean voyages with Captain Cook, drinking with Fitzgerald in 1930s Paris. He changed identities to survive without being outed, but now the past is trying to catch up with him. He will have to decide once and for all whether he will remain trapped in the past or finally start living in the present.
We find ourselves with Tom in London, where he accepts a job as a history teacher - perfect for someone who knows history literally first-hand. At school, he meets a charming French teacher who makes his life a mess. Because the only thing Tom can't do is LOVE.
Prisoner of Time is a love story that spans centuries and continents. An original novel about the fact that if we had enough time, we would probably live happily ever after.
