All Clear,Used

In Blackout, Awardwinning Author Connie Willis Returned To The Timetraveling Future Of 2060The Setting For Several Of Her Most Celebrated Worksand Sent Three Oxford Historians To World War Ii England: Michael Davies, Intent On Observing Heroism During The Miracle Of Dunkirk; Merope Ward, Studying Children Evacuated From London; And Polly Churchill, Posing As A Shopgirl In The Middle Of The Blitz. But When The Three Become Unexpectedly Trapped In 1940, They Struggle Not Only To Find Their Way Home But To Survive As Hitlers Bombers Attempt To Pummel London Into Submission.Now The Situation Has Grown Even More Dire. Small Discrepancies In The Historical Record Seem To Indicate That One Or All Of Them Have Somehow Affected The Past, Changing The Outcome Of The War. The Belief That The Past Can Be Observed But Never Altered Has Always Been A Core Belief Of Timetravel Theorybut Suddenly It Seems That The Theory Is Horribly, Tragically Wrong.Meanwhile, In 2060 Oxford, The Historians Supervisor, Mr. Dunworthy, And Seventeenyearold Colin Templer, Who Nurses A Powerful Crush On Polly, Are Engaged In A Frantic And Seemingly Impossible Struggle Of Their Ownto Find Three Missing Needles In The Haystack Of History.Told With Compassion, Humor, And An Artistry Both Uplifting And Devastating, All Clear Is More Than Just The Triumphant Culmination Of The Adventure That Began With Blackout. Its Connie Williss Most Humane, Heartfelt Novel Yeta Cleareyed Celebration Of Faith, Love, And The Quiet, Ordinary Acts Of Heroism And Sacrifice Too Often Overlooked By History.