![]() ![]() readers will be impatient for later installments to make their way across the Atlantic. : Just One Damned Thing After Another (The Chronicles of St Marys) (Volume 1) (9781910939529) by Taylor, Jodi and a great selection of similar. Max’s world is depicted in lush detail, mixed with appropriately interesting historical tidbits. The humor is plentiful, but the comic situations aren’t overly exaggerated. ![]() Mary’s and all within its hallowed walls. As book one in the series JODTAA eases you in to this world, Im not 100 sure of the time setting, maybe near future, anyway we meet Max and. Of course, her introduction to time travel doesn’t go smoothly, especially as several people are out to destroy St. Just One Damned Thing After Another or for the sake of my fingers JODTAA follows Max as she joins the ranks of the historians at St Marys, taking her from training to becoming a fully fledged historian. Madeleine “Max” Maxwell, an expert in the field of history, finds herself pulled into the institute’s chaotic orbit, and she brings her own special brand of madcap innovation. They’re restricted to observation only, with minimal interaction. The Historians, aided by a phalanx of support personnel, are tasked with traveling throughout the past and reporting their findings. Mary’s Institute of Historical Research is kind of, but not quite, attached to England’s Thirsk University it’s dependent on the educational institution for funding and ostensibly receives some oversight. Mary’s series (of which six volumes have been published in the U.K., with more forthcoming) takes readers on a carnival ride through laughter and tears with a bit of time travel thrown in for spice. The first novel in Taylor’s Chronicles of St. ![]()
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