All in Good Time

By: Edward Ormondroyd

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Synopsis: This book is a sequel to the widely-read, ever-popular TIME AT THE TOP. What did happen to Susan Shaw after her second ride up the elevator, taking her back to 1881 and into the house and the lives of the Walker family? Susan wants desperately to stay with her new friends Robert and Victoria Walker; she loves the Victorian time they live in; and they need her help. But her father is vital to the success of her plan and she returns to the twentieth century for him. Susan has one more ride up the elevator--one last chance to take her father "up there" to see for himself that it's all real. Mr. Shaw does accompany his daughter. He is incredulous; but soon he is plotting, with the help of the three children, to save Mrs. Walker from disaster. Again the author is involved in the adventure and becomes an important link in the magic of the story. The narration bends back and forth in time toward a point of great suspense, and the reader is carried through a breath-taking climax to learn what really happened to Susan and her father.