Second book in the Incarnations of Immortality series, and probably the weakest. The parts telling about Norton's life before he becomes the incarnation of Time are reasonably good, but the time travel and living-backwards themes are poorly developed, and Norton seems to spend most of his time as Chronos participating in some really silly staged fantasy scenarios in a "conterrane universe" set up for him by Satan.

Will release with books one and three.

RELEASE NOTES:

on the statue of the woman on the swing (a bit west of 14th), tied up with volumes 1 and 3 and a bookmark. I was going to leave this at the tables in the bakery right nearby, but chickened out at the last moment.