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The Arrival Of An Hour
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The Arrival Of An Hour in Ottawa, ON
Current price: $17.98


The Arrival Of An Hour in Ottawa, ON
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From the author of TIME'S FICKLE GLASS...
Susanne Bruante, the conniving antagonist in TIME'S FICKLE GLASS, is featured front-and-center as the main character that readers will love to hate, in this concluding sequel to Charles J. Schneider's exciting time-travel two-book series. A brilliant neuropsychologist and Susanne's psychiatrist partner at first professionally, and then romantically, in a psychological thriller taking place at first in a mental institution where Susanne is recorded narrating her past escapades; and then later in the streets of Paris after Susanne escapes from her 'house-arrest'. Is their patient truly afflicted with a unique mixture of psychiatric disorders, or is she really a time-traveler who inserted herself diabolically into the lives of two famous Impressionist artists? Readers will believe, then doubt, Susanne's delusional-psychosis diagnosis until they finally reach the unexpected concluding pages of this often-steamy, multi-genre piece of fiction.
From the author of TIME'S FICKLE GLASS...
Susanne Bruante, the conniving antagonist in TIME'S FICKLE GLASS, is featured front-and-center as the main character that readers will love to hate, in this concluding sequel to Charles J. Schneider's exciting time-travel two-book series. A brilliant neuropsychologist and Susanne's psychiatrist partner at first professionally, and then romantically, in a psychological thriller taking place at first in a mental institution where Susanne is recorded narrating her past escapades; and then later in the streets of Paris after Susanne escapes from her 'house-arrest'. Is their patient truly afflicted with a unique mixture of psychiatric disorders, or is she really a time-traveler who inserted herself diabolically into the lives of two famous Impressionist artists? Readers will believe, then doubt, Susanne's delusional-psychosis diagnosis until they finally reach the unexpected concluding pages of this often-steamy, multi-genre piece of fiction.

















