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I can, at the moment, only think of two titles for my next time travel book which is set in an 1832 cottage made of grey flint. The cottage is almost a character in itself. But there is a legend about a Midnight train which is a key player in the tale. So do I call it

Flint Cottage (bland? But it is unique.)
or
Beware the Midnight Train (there are loads of books called The Midnight Train so I have added the 'Beware')

I shall appreciate your thoughts!

I'm asking several groups and I'll appreciate the thoughts of both authors and readers.

" Now and then Now"
or
"Trains of Time"

Thanks, Peter :)

Just to clarify, the story is set in both late Victorian times and the 1970s.

The Train Moves Victorian Time

Anna wrote: "I can, at the moment, only think of two titles for my next time travel book which is set in an 1832 cottage made of grey flint. The cottage is almost a character in itself. But there is a legend ab..."

Flint Cottage isn't bad. It's pretty descriptive. If you don't go with that, consider something like Temporal Rail, it puts the time-traveling plot on display in the title and you know at that point that it involves a train.

Theresa wrote: "The Train Moves Victorian Time"

Thank you!

Zofia wrote: "Anna wrote: "I can, at the moment, only think of two titles for my next time travel book which is set in an 1832 cottage made of grey flint. The cottage is almost a character in itself. But there i..."

Thank you, Zofia, I think as you do - that 'Flint Cottage' isn't bad but now I'm going off it!

i like both! :3

I like both as well, but think Flint Cottage piques my interest more actually!