All We Have Is Time

In this fresh and entrancing debut novel, perfect for fans of The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue and The Ministry of Time, a jaded immortal woman and a time traveler fall in love across the centuries, learning what it means to really live and love before their time together runs out.
On the streets of 16th-century London, Beatrix Lancourt lives her endless life by a single rule: don’t get attached. She refuses to feel loss, regret, or the lie that is love.
And for a century, she hasn’t. Until a charismatic, anomaly of a man with more money than sense catches her pickpocketing at Shakespeare’s Globe, but doesn’t turn her in. Instead, he introduces himself as Oliver, buys her dinner, and pays her an absurd amount of money for a guided tour of London.
Beatrix buries the memory of that day—until she chances upon Oliver again, in the crowds of Venice’s Carnevale.
Over a hundred years later.
Because Oliver is a time traveler, two words Beatrix is certain have no business being next to each other. It’s impossible. He’s impossible. Then again, so is she.
Woven between the biggest events in history and the quiet moments lost to it, from London in 1605 to Woodstock in 1969 and beyond, All We Have Is Time is an unforgettable love story for anyone who believes love can rewrite the rules of time.

Amy Tordoff, born in Pennsylvania and raised in Connecticut by an American mother and a British father, has always been fascinated by stories. She attended the Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, New York, where she was a mentor in the Women of the School of Film and Animation program, completed her thesis in screenwriting, graduated with honors with a BFA in film, and met her husband. When she’s not writing, Amy enjoys people watching in the abundant Colorado sunshine, knitting her own sweaters, and sharing trivial facts learned in the name of book research. All We Have Is Time is her debut novel. Visit AmyTordoff.com for more information.