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The second book of the "Dancers at the End of Time" trilogy, in which Jherek Carnelian travels back to Victorian England to rescue his beloved Mrs. Amelia Underwood. After narrowly escaping death, he begins a new campaign of seesawing through time and space in an effort to reunite himself with and prove his love to Mrs. Underwood. Continues Moorcock's amazing depiction of the hedonism and semi-benign decadence that results when mankind at last achieves absolute power over his environment. ( )

Jherek Carnelian has come to understand that he is in love with Amelia Underwood. So much so that he even did some time travelling of his own because of his feelings.

This travelling has caused more problems for both of them, but now Jherek must find a way to travel again.

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