Finney’s sequel to
Time and Again initially finds Si Morley living a happy life in
the 19th century with his 19th century family, while The Project in the future never even got
started because he prevented the inventor’s parents from ever meeting. But vague memories
linger in some of the Project member’s minds, and Morley can’t stay put.
— Michael Main
They’re back there in the past, trampling around,
changing
things, aren’t they? They don’t know it. They’re just living their happy lives, but
changing small events. Mostly trivial, with no important effects. But every once in a
while the effect of some small changed event moves on down to the—