We could just attach a file and let you read the entire novel and script for yourself, but then, that just wouldn't be as much fun for anyone, would it? Trying to quench your thirst for more, and giving you a peek where no one else has been, not even the Starship Enterprise, you will find a couple of insider location and information snippets below to give you the edge over others in your water cooler and dinner conversations. Now, please, we sincerely know we can trust you, so take these artifacts and use them vaguely, in a mythical way, so that you don't give too much of your knowledge to others.

This story was created by Xaak Doyle. When Xaak creates his projects he uses a method of bullet points, connect the dots if you will, to base his story on. He then creates storyboard's as he views the stories as feature films in his mind. Xaak listens to music when writing to set the mood for each scene, or his own spirit, so that he can cultivate that and make each exchange real and every character someone we all could relate to. Psst, Xaak even informed us that many places and characters are based on people he has met or knows in his real life. That's an insider snippet, Xaak Doyle has a real life! Don't share that part though.

The main setting for Xaak Doyle's "Time After Time" is Manhattan. NYC has always been very inspirational for Xaak, who also wrote the published novel "Subway Reaper: Tunnel Vision At It's Worst." Insider's know that because of the intensity of Subway Reaper, Xaak elected to use the pseudonym Raif Wolfe. Title's with a more tenacious or action oriented genre that may be more for young adults and adults can be found on his RaifWolfe.com page. He likes to separate them from his stories that are suitable for children, young adults and children of all ages with topics that are just as interesting, but likely less violent.

Xaak notes that Cyndi Lauper inspired this project. She is truly an artist with the skill set to entertain at every level that she applies herself to. The title "Time After Time" no doubt is attached to the Cyndi Lauper song. Lyrics, as Xaak has stated during interviews, that mean so much more to him than is on the surface. Xaak also thanks Carrie Underwood as an artist and person of inspiration.