The Accidental Time Traveller - East London 1895. The Accidental Time Traveller, #4
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- ISBN8227875969
- EAN9798227875969
- Date de parution19/03/2025
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- ÉditeurBig Dog Books, LLC
Résumé
Time traveler Elliot Mercer confronts the harsh realities of Victorian poverty when he seeks out a family photographed in East London's slums in 1895. After meeting widow Sarah Morrison and her four malnourished children living in a single room in Angel Alley, Elliot breaks his rule of non-interference, arranging assistance through a local charity. Years later, he discovers his modest intervention enabled all four children to survive to adulthood, with one founding a children's home that helped thousands.
This emotionally charged story explores the moral complexities of witnessing suffering across time and how small acts of compassion can create ripple effects through generations.
This emotionally charged story explores the moral complexities of witnessing suffering across time and how small acts of compassion can create ripple effects through generations.
Time traveler Elliot Mercer confronts the harsh realities of Victorian poverty when he seeks out a family photographed in East London's slums in 1895. After meeting widow Sarah Morrison and her four malnourished children living in a single room in Angel Alley, Elliot breaks his rule of non-interference, arranging assistance through a local charity. Years later, he discovers his modest intervention enabled all four children to survive to adulthood, with one founding a children's home that helped thousands.
This emotionally charged story explores the moral complexities of witnessing suffering across time and how small acts of compassion can create ripple effects through generations.
This emotionally charged story explores the moral complexities of witnessing suffering across time and how small acts of compassion can create ripple effects through generations.
