Timeriders: City of Shadows (Book 6)
“‘All of this! These posh clothes, this place! Don’t you think it’s so cool!’ Sal was fussing with her lace cuffs.
‘I feel like an idiot in this dress.’ Liam was in the same frame of mind as Maddy.
‘It feels like this could be our new home all right.’ Maddy sighed contentedly. Her first night in Victorian London. ‘Yeah, it’s almost like back home.’ Home.
New York. A strange choice of word for that place, that – home – since she’d never actually had one. ‘Just as busy and bustling and... vibrant as Brooklyn.’ ‘Uh-huh,’ said Liam. His cheeks puffed up like a hamster’s as he worked his way through a pork pie.
She looked around the open-top wagon with its four small round tables and tall wobbly stools. There was even a serving counter on the end, behind which a barista busied himself roasting coffee beans on an open skillet over glowing coals. A whole coffee shop complete with its own canvas awning and colourful bunting right there on the flatbed of an open horse-drawn cart.MoreLess
‘I feel like an idiot in this dress.’ Liam was in the same frame of mind as Maddy.
‘It feels like this could be our new home all right.’ Maddy sighed contentedly. Her first night in Victorian London. ‘Yeah, it’s almost like back home.’ Home.
New York. A strange choice of word for that place, that – home – since she’d never actually had one. ‘Just as busy and bustling and... vibrant as Brooklyn.’ ‘Uh-huh,’ said Liam. His cheeks puffed up like a hamster’s as he worked his way through a pork pie.
She looked around the open-top wagon with its four small round tables and tall wobbly stools. There was even a serving counter on the end, behind which a barista busied himself roasting coffee beans on an open skillet over glowing coals. A whole coffee shop complete with its own canvas awning and colourful bunting right there on the flatbed of an open horse-drawn cart.MoreLess
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