Creating The Time Police: Jodi Taylor's Insight
Time travel isn’t for the faint-hearted. Neither is policing it.
In a future where time travel is real and history must be protected at all costs, the Time Police are the thin line between order and utter chaos. Unfortunately, they’ve just recruited Jane, Luke, and Matthew—three misfits who couldn’t be less suited to the job if they tried.
Jane is determined to escape her past. Luke’s trying to live up to a name that terrifies even the most hardened agents. And Matthew is more comfortable making tea than making arrests.
Thrown together as the most unorthodox team in the history of the Time Police, Team 236 must learn to work together—quickly. Because history is under attack. With assassination plots, missing agents, and dangerous figures lurking in the shadows, it soon becomes clear that someone is manipulating time for their own gain.
As the stakes rise and loyalties are tested, the question isn’t just whether Jane, Luke, and Matthew can survive their probation—it’s whether they can actually save time itself.
In this video Jodi Taylor talks about transitioning the police from a feared and hated organisation to one that readers start to love. Extract from a Jodiworld Online Zoom Readalong.
Jane joins the Time Police to escape from her grandmother after she accidentally breaks a stuffed seagull. In this clip Debs Pick asks Jodi what she has against seagulls. Extract from a Jodiworld Online Zoom Readalong.
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Next Month’s book will be Hard Time: Book Two in the Time Police Series
Your books bring us great joy Jodi, currently listening to Bad Moon.
So, we need the wasps to swallow the flies, the pigeons to swallow the wasps, the seagulls to swallow Trump et al.... And then like the little old lady...Have a wonderful Sunday.
Hilary and Mike
I'm from Cornwall and I absolutely agree with you, Jodi. Seagulls have a particular talent for pooing on my car windscreen when I haven't got time to clean it properly. I think they know by osmosis when I'm running late.