an interesting approach to time travel.
Multiple universes, without the usual concern for altering the time line ( )

A pair of time-traveling con-artists tangle with a paleontologist smuggling an infant dinosaur into the 22nd century. Hijinks ensue.

Corrupting Dr. Nice is a postmodern mash-up of 1930s screwball comedies and science fiction: Preston Sturges meets H. G. Wells. Some of the time paradoxes do not bear close examination, and the novel's frenetic speed does not always allow logic to impede its constant lunge forward, but this, too, is an homage to the source material. (The Lady Eve and Bringing Up Baby will never win any awards for their internal coherence, but nobody cares.) ( )

Una experta timadora en busca de su nueva presa: un ingenuo científico joven que resulta ser muy rico y aficionado a los dinosaurios, en una sorprendente historia de amor a través del espacio y el tiempo. Viajes a la Jerusalén ocupada por los romanos en el siglo I después de Cristo, luchas con los celotes, manipulación sin cesar de personajes históricos desde Abraham Lincoln a Jesús y, en medio de todo, los encuentros y desencuentros de una pareja entrañable y una dinosaurio sorprendente.

I think this definitely falls under Romance. SF rom-com. But don't dismiss it so casually! It has a LOT of great worldbuiding features.

Time travel hijinx is only the start of it.

First, throw out paradoxes. New timelines pop up everywhere. But this also means that you can go back to the same past time and pick up the same person or mineral resource and bring it (or them) back to the future. Mozart writing a rock ballad? Yep.

Commercial exploitation of the past. Movie crews hanging out during the time of Jesus. Bringing Jesus forward. Several of him. Pop him out before he actually DOES anything. Enjoy the ramifications. Mix, stir, repeat.

Let's keep the reveals about the dinosaurs to the novel, shall we?

But the rom-com is actually the best part! Put a con artist next to a rich scientist and watch the sparks fly.

I had a really fun time. :) ( )

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