The Man from Yesterday (novel)

The English Channel, May 1945. Leading his squadron of Hawker Typhoons back to base from a traumatic mission in the Baltic, Wing Commander Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart goes missing – one of the unsolved mysteries of the Second World War.

Cromer, 1970. Doctor Anne Travers and Lieutenant Bill Bishop are investigating a mysterious phenomenon after hearing reports of ‘pink lightning’ seen over the Norfolk coast, while strange elfin creatures are glimpsed by the locals. And in the Red Fort, his new base of operations deep below Norwich, General James Gore is making his plans.

Brigadier Alistair Lethbridge-Stewart receives a phone call that will change his life. Could it be, after all this time, that his father has come back from yesterday?

Plot[[edit]]

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Characters[[edit]]

Brigadier Alistair Lethbridge-Stewart
Dr Anne Travers
2nd Lieutenant William Bishop
General James Gore
Air Commander Gordon Conall Lethbridge-Stewart
Mary Gore
Laurence Bowen
Jarn
Selis
Trintippa whin Pernal

Worldbuilding[[edit]]

When Gordon disappeared, he travelled to the Realm of Light. There is also a Dark Realm and the Realm of Dusk. The Realm of Tears is where Earth is located.
The Domain of Oberos resides within the Realm of Light. Oberos fights with the Nixxine Horde. Sylphines also live there.
Glenn Miller, a Siccati and a Valethske were taken to the Realm of Light with Gordon.

Notes[[edit]]

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Continuity[[edit]]

Anne's DNA contains a Rutan translation matrix. (PROSE: Beast of Fang Rock)
Gore is still trying to find his wife, and mentions his previous attempt. (PROSE: Night of the Intelligence)
Gordon had heard of the Home-Army Fourth Operational Corps, headed by Toby Kinsella during World War II. (PROSE: The Flaming Soldier) He knew that Kinsella was acquainted with a certain anthropologist. (AUDIO: Time of the Intelligence)
Gordon was taken to the Realm of Light with a Siccati (PROSE: Neptune, Sedna) and a Valethske. (PROSE: Superior Beings)
Lethbridge-Stewart finally tells his mother about her forgotten son. (PROSE: The Forgotten Son)
Gordon and Alistair mentioned Archibald Hamish Lethbridge-Stewart on several occassions. Gordon notes how Alistair looks like him. (TV: Twice Upon a Time, PROSE: What's Past is Prologue, The Note)

External links[[edit]]

Official The Man from Yesterday page at Candy Jar Books