Scharlette Doesn't Matter and Goes Time Travelling Kindle Edition

‘So refreshingly different from anything I've read in a while. I liked Scharlette's relatable character. Funny, feel good read. Definitely reminiscent of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. The time travel was explained really well, and was easy to follow. Thoroughly enjoyed.’ ★★★★★ 
- Kristy on Goodreads

‘Characterization was also great, as the author left lots of room for individual characters to shine. Altogether it was a very enjoyable read, one that was punctuated with bursts of laughter.’ ★★★★★ 
- Infinity’s Bookshelf

A funny, contemporary sci fi adventure with heart

Ever since Scharlette’s parents gave her a name no one can really pronounce, she’s been stuck in a bit of a rut.

She hates her job in airport security, making people take their belts off before they fly away to exotic locations she can only dream about. She owns a small apartment with large repayments, drinks bargain bin red while she watches Star Trek, and misses her beloved sister, Jenelope, lost to an exploding sandwich press, ten years ago.

Scharlette fears she might live out her entire existence without doing anything important or mattering to anyone. It still comes as quite a surprise when a handsome time traveller named Tomothy appears out of nowhere and verifies she is correct – that, according to his records, she doesn’t matter at all.

Scharlette isn’t sure this news is as wonderful as Tomothy seems to think but, as he explains, since her life was to have no impact on the timeline whatsoever, Scharlette is free to travel time and space, and have amazing adventures with heedless abandon.

Excerpt

Scharlette rubbed her temples as she woke, hastily compiling information. She was in a spaceship, high above the Earth, speaking with Gordon, an advanced AI from the future. Or perhaps she was in an insane asylum talking to a mouse? It was difficult to be sure. One thing was certain – she was definitely going to be late for work.
     ‘Gordon,’ she said, and then so many questions jostled for attention she had trouble focusing on one in particular.
     ‘Yes, Miss Scharlette?’
     ‘What’s the time?’
     ‘I’m afraid that is quite difficult to answer, as perspectives tend to differ wildly. However, internal ship time is currently 64:38:91.’
     ‘Right.’
     ‘PM.’

Early Reviews

‘So refreshingly different from anything I've read in a while. I liked Scharlette's relatable character. Funny, feel good read. Definitely reminiscent of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. The time travel was explained really well, and was easy to follow. Thoroughly enjoyed.’ ★★★★★
- Kristy on Goodreads

‘Characterization was also great, as the author left lots of room for individual characters to shine. Altogether it was a very enjoyable read, one that was punctuated with bursts of laughter.’ ★★★★★
- Infinity’s Bookshelf

‘a solid sci-fi romp, and this is one of the few times when "romp" is exactly the right description. Bowring's comedic background is evident as he never overplays his hand - the comedy never overpowers the narrative’ ★★★★★
- Damian on Goodreads

‘I absolutely loved this book.’ ★★★★★
- Cher on Goodreads

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