All the Time in the World

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Synopsis

Two strangers discover a love that transcends time in this unforgettable new romance starring Emily Bader (People We Meet on Vacation) and Lewis Pullman (Remarkably Bright Creatures). Celeste Varick has a simple plan. Charter a plane to a remote island on Lake Michigan, hike into the woods, find the last remaining wormholes on earth, and ya know, walk into one. For reasons! Okay, maybe not quite simple, given she has no idea where she’ll land in the timeline, or what she’ll need to do to fix a past she can't move on from. Perhaps she could use a little help… The only other person on the island is Everett Ludlow, who just happened to book the same charter to find the same wormholes at the same exact time as Celeste. He doesn’t usually believe in fate, but he’s desperate for a chance to save someone he loves by jumping into the future. So maybe they’ll band together to brave the wilderness and find the wormholes. Two lost souls tempting fate—and each other, as it turns out—have to be better than one? But it’s hard to say what’s scarier: jumping into the unknown to fix her past and his future or staying in the present and taking a chance on happiness together. Available in Dolby Atmos on Audible.

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Is All the Time in the World appropriate for my child?

Suitable for most readers 16 and up.

A time-travel romance featuring two strangers searching for wormholes to change their pasts. Expect moderate romantic content with kissing and chemistry, light peril during wilderness adventure, and themes of grief and moving forward.