“The plot explores complex and fascinating paradoxes” says the article in Hillington & Uxbridge Times when speaking about Richard Abbott-Brailey’s book ‘Azarias Tor: The History Maker’. The newspaper took a look at the plot of the book and focuses on the locations featured in the article, particularly Watford.

Richard currently resides in Northumberland with his wife but he spent his childhood in Watford, his surroundings are a big part of his inspiration and they are featured heavily in the book.

He has been fascinated with time travel for a long time. It motivated him to write this book and explore the possibilities of time in a way they have not been explored before.

The protagonist of the book is stuck between the future and the past. The plot takes readers to the past and shows them how small insignificant acts by people they don’t know can have a significant impact on their future.

Azarias travels way into the future and past and investigates a question; do we make history or history shapes into what we are?

Readers are left to ponder the same query as they travel with him.

The losses, the trials, the difficulties, nothing stops him from his mission as he tries to save the future from being destroyed.

Read the full article here: http://www.hillingdontimes.co.uk/news/15981866.New_time_travel_novel_brings_readers_to_Watford/