Time travel remains one of humankind's most elusive quests - unless, of course, someone turns out to have discovered it already.Might it have been known about centuries ago - and then been forgotten? Could it be rediscovered?If so, where would be the best place to start looking?And even if we could change things in the past, would we?Would it really be such a good idea to try and travel back in time to stop mistakes being made - or to save a loved one?I wrote Continuum in an attempt to answer these and many other questions. Largely based on real people and actual events, the novel is an invitation to consider the many faces of time - curious, varied, and sometimes even disturbing. Join me as I embark on this voyage of discovery.Victor Deguérande is a speaker with an engineering degree from École Centrale and a degree in information systems from Lille University. Continuum, his first novel in the Archives of Time series, offers insights gleaned from a lifetime spent investigating time and its mysteries. Readers are caught up in a swirl of events in which it becomes increasingly hard to tell fact from fiction. A real page-turner!