Amy was never very keen on New Year's Eve - and that was before the time travel accident that sent her plummeting back into the past. Now she's living every New Year of her life all over again. Starting at thirty-nine years old, she grows progressively younger, revisiting snapshots of her life along the way. From dealing with an unfaithful boyfriend to trying to help her alcoholic mother, she attempts to make the most of her second chances, with varying degrees of success. As Amy grows ever more youthful, the reality of her impending mortality looms ever larger. Her only hope is to track down the mysterious stranger who sent her back through time, but he is nowhere to be found. Happy New Year is the fourth in a loosely connected series of time travel novels. It features characters and situations from the accompanying Time Bubble series and can be read standalone or alongside those stories. Want to know more about the author? You can find him at: jasonayres.co.uk facebook.com/TheTimeBubble/ twitter.com/AusterityDad ============================================================================= What readers are saying about Happy New Year... Very good as are all of Jason's novels. I love novels where a person's self or consciousness goes back in time to inhabit their younger bodies. - Ian Wardell on Amazon UK. All books by this author are great, and this one is no exception. Easy to read, uncomplicated, but intriguing and thought provoking at the same time. I have read all of his books and I am never disappointed. - LoubyLou on Amazon UK. I've read all the books by this author and every one has been hard to put down. He's brilliant with details and I look forward to future books. - Jamie Walters on Amazon UK. I sometimes find that time travel books are cliche or cheesy, but this one was not at all. It was complex and fun to read! Plus you didn't have to read the other books in the series to understand what was going on. - Springj7 on Amazon. Another thoroughly enjoyable book by Jason Ayres. They may be intended as light reads but his characters stay with you and provide much food for thought long after you finish the story.- Mark L. Swisshelm on Amazon.