Three interweaving stories. Three worlds in peril. The link: America Hill.
Little Animal Rinigo Jacks is a young mouse. But he has to do big, brave things. For Rinigo has a terrible nightmare. His world will turn in on itself unless he and his new Toy friends intervene. But he is banished to America Hill. Where Grand and Strange things are unfolding.
Isoballerina Tatiana is unusually employed: she sells the correct time to Second Edwardian customers where steam, springs and Clockworks rule. She is also an author. Her greatest work, America Hill, is written when she is illegally committed to an asylum of the same name. Her novel concerns Rinigo's exploits. They echo the mortal danger she, too, is in from The Jester.
Clayton Church wants to go into space. Even by proxy. But his clone discovers a doomsday virus is being unleashed on Earth. And there he has to fight for survival – the remaining people are … altered. Why? Because of a woman who thought she lived in an alternate Nineteen-Thirties and the place she wrote her book? America Hill?
We all have dreams about where we might be going. The trick is to enjoy the ride.
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