This is the premise of Primetimes, a YA futuristic novel with fantasy and romantic elements penned by Canadian born and bred Amy Linner writing as A.J. McCormick. At approximately 50,000 words and written in a riveting first person point of view narrative, Primetimes will transport you to another place and time in an exclusive spellbinding way. Two real historical figures play a crucial role in shaping the young male protaganist Bogart Cunningham's goals for contentment and victory.

Picture this if you will--Scotland in the year 3010, young organic farmer Bogart Cunningham has two urges: one saying all is well, the other saying life is anything but, especially when he must cope with the shock of his sister's death, or worse--the fear he experiences with family and community when a global castastrophe threatens mass destruction. It prompts a mysterious seductress to lure Bogart away from his agricultural duties to a paradisiacal land in the ancient past that Bogart unknowingly governed in his previous life and where he must overcome dangerous obstacles that interfere with his determination to approach his dearest desires courageously--namely pursuing the girl he loves--a quest that climaxes with its consequences.