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When Dillon Jackson was called upon by the British army in 1940, national service and fighting for your country wasn't something you could ever escape by law. Yes, Dillon signed up and did become a soldier. Yes, Dillon then went AWOL and returned to his parents house in London to hide away. What Private Dillon Jackson didn't bank on though, was how a single kiss from a young woman called Muriel one day, would encourage a different kind of bomb to drop into his life.

An adult comedy, where love in war time London was already hard enough, yet almost impossible for a young man just trying to stay out of trouble and not shoot anyone.

173 pages, Paperback

Published November 1, 2020

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Jimmy Tudeski

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Jimmy Tudeski is a script writer, author and ghost writer, best known for writing comedy memoir, or adult comedy fiction.

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Profile Image for Jane Turner.
5 reviews
September 5, 2021
He's from the 40s during the London blitz, she's from modern times, they somehow meet during a time travel mishap, then slowly fall in love. Every single chapter gives you something to smile at, in a story where the teen from the 40s wants to live in modern times, then the young woman from modern times thinks she can take on Hitler, then them both travelling backwards and forwards missing each-other like they should do anyway. It's a love story with a very smutty twist.
Profile Image for Brenda Peters.
5 reviews
August 31, 2021
It was as though he was trying to write a beautiful love story one minute, a story about the war the next, mixed it all together, added some time travel magic, then came out with something hilarious.
Profile Image for Kim Frontler.
4 reviews
November 2, 2020
I didn't think I would enjoy a book about the war (especially a comedy) but this was written with total respect and came out hilariously funny too.
Profile Image for Hartsy.
2 reviews
March 29, 2021
A very funny love story about two people that should never have met.
Profile Image for Tina B.
1 review
November 30, 2020
My grandparents served in the war, so I was very happy to read a book like this, that didn't paint a wartime picture like most publications tend to do. Although this story did cover the war and use old fashioned terms and saying during the unfolding of it, I was pleasantly surprised to find out it focused more on a time travelling love story than anything else.
Profile Image for Lucy Taylor.
3 reviews
April 28, 2021
Another book from Jimmy Tudeski, based on an area I know so well. This one has it all. It's funny, it's a little bit of a love story, and a little quirky too. Despite it being too short in my eyes, it was very enjoyable.
Profile Image for Kate Metlaw.
4 reviews
April 26, 2021
He hates the 40s, she hates current day England. He wants to be in her world, she wants to be in his world. When they do finally change over, they fall in love, where it is then impossible for them to be together, yet somehow they must find a way.
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5 reviews
April 10, 2021
I'm far too young to know anything about the war, but this book gives you a taste of what it must have been like growing up in London in the 40's. Not only has the author taken a very delicate subject, but he's made the story very witty too. A true love story, with a little time travel thrown in too. I really enjoyed it.
Profile Image for Lori.
2 reviews
March 31, 2021
Is it a romance? Is it a comedy? Is it science fiction? Another mix of many different pleasurable things from an author I've read before, where time travel, history, romance and adult comedy all gel together unlike they should.
Profile Image for Tammy Morton.
3 reviews
November 2, 2020
A quick and funny novel about a solider from the Blitz somehow hooking up with a woman from the future, then taking her back to the past with him to try and win the war.
Profile Image for Robert Morley.
9 reviews
April 24, 2021
I have read a few controversial love stories from this author now, but this one is pretty special. It takes on the concept of the old TV programme "Goodnight Sweetheart" then strangely bringing it up to date, staying based in the 1940s. It's about a girl in todays world, meeting a boy from the war, him not being scared of the problems we often face, then her not being scared of the war in his world either. Whilst he runs for cover from the German's, she wants to visit and fight his fight, hating the world she lives in. Whilst she runs form cover from today's problems, he thinks it's all easier than being shot at by the German's. It's a story about two people needing to switch places, then the confusion it brings when they finally fall in love, yet can't ever be together.

For a Jimmy Tudeski comedy, it's different. It's still written in his famous comical way (smut and all) but I really enjoyed this book.
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November 5, 2020
I love anything war related, or from the 40s and 50s, so was delighted when I heard about this book coming out. After reading it, I couldn't help making a comparison between this and "Goodnight Sweetheart". Same concept, stronger characters, with an extra few twists. This book is pretty clever, because despite it being a straight forward time travel comedy, Tudeski worded it so the Dillon would be terrified of his word in the 1940s, then somehow be brave in the modern world, whereas the female character is petrified of her modern day world, yet finds it easier heading back to the second world war and taking on the German's. It cleverly makes you think - What world would be scarier, the present or the past?
Profile Image for Lucy Grimes.
8 reviews
August 25, 2021
What it's nice to do sometimes is step away from your own reading genre and try something new for a change. This book wouldn't normally be read by someone like me, but I'm pretty glad I give it a try. What I thought was going to be a story thickened with history and misery, turned into somewhat of a love story between two people from different worlds. It's smutty, it's funny and it was highly enjoyable.
Profile Image for Jen Callard.
5 reviews
November 6, 2020
I honestly thought I was going to be reading a tacky comedy about the war in which I wouldn't have liked it. Turns out this book is only set in the 1940s, where it focuses more on a romance between Mila and Dillon, where she's from the future, he's from the past, yet somehow their paths have crossed over.
Profile Image for Lynn Gardener.
4 reviews
November 2, 2020
This book tells the story of seventeen year old Dillon Jackson and how after being called up to fight for the British army during WW2, he decided to hide away inside his parents house and run away from the war instead. It's is quite a clever little book, that covers the war, romance and comedy.
Profile Image for Jean May.
7 reviews
November 9, 2020
What was supposed to be a book about the war, turned out to be a whirlwind romance between a young couple. Watch out for the gift at the end and how the story finishes, yet keeps you thinking and guessing for hours afterwards.
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4 reviews
November 30, 2020
After reading a few books from Tudeski's mucky collection, I thought I knew what to expect opening this one, but this one surprised me quite a bit. Not the same swear happy content, based more on romance than adult comedy, which had the most sweetest ending.
Profile Image for Mary Dugart.
2 reviews
July 6, 2021
outstanding little comedy, perfectly describes what it was like during the war, then how todays world would certain the older generation, then the 40s would shove a rocket up the backside of the young today. Well written, nice idea.
Profile Image for Joy.
8 reviews
November 2, 2021
A war time comedy set in London, where someone from the future travels back in time, a soldier from the 40s heads to the future, they somehow cross paths, yet can never comically get it on. A short story with great potential, and outstanding character development.
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4 reviews1 follower
November 3, 2020
I love anything old fashioned or history related, so to add them with a touch of Jimmy comedy, priceless. A wonderful little love story, that wasn't possible, yet somehow took place.
November 4, 2020
I thought this was going to be a book about the war and the Blitz, but it nicely turned out to be a time travel love story with belly laugh characters inside instead.
Profile Image for Ella Windass.
1 review
November 9, 2020
I would have liked to have seen more on history and the war, then less on comedy and time travel, but overall, good.
Profile Image for Steffanie.
2 reviews
December 2, 2020
Not the book about the war I thought it was going to be, but a little comedy where the main female character likes to misbehave and take risks. Tasteful, funny and entertaining.
December 10, 2020
This was not what I thought it would be. Instead a saucy wee romance where two people hop in and out of time zones to fall in love and help each other in their hour of need.
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3 reviews
December 11, 2020
I recommend reading this book if you want a little romance, quite a few laughs, then some time travel between the years of 1940 to 2020.
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