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Fast Forward by Judi Curtin

Sat, 25 Feb, 2017 - 00:00

Mary Arrigan

This story features two friends Beth and Molly on another time travel adventure.

No danger of creating a paradox here as Beth’s more prosaic objective is to win a super new mobile phone by going forward two days in time to note the number of items in a crafty shopowner’s competition.

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