A guide for choosing your next adventure
The Jodi Taylor Bookshelf helps readers find a first novel, continue a favourite series and explore the shorter adventures between books. It brings reading order, audiobook performers and edition choices together so you can plan a visit to St Mary’s or try another of the author’s fictional worlds. The site is operated by Does Your Duck Quack, 5 South Charlotte Street, Edinburgh, EH2 4AN.
Sources and research
We research each page from the sources linked on it, using AI tools to help draft and organise, and check facts against those sources before publishing. The main sources are Jodi Taylor’s official website, Headline’s book listings and the exact Audible or Bookshop.org edition being discussed. Narrator profiles also link professional publisher, theatre and performance sources.
Book numbers, formats and narrator credits belong to particular works or editions. A collection may include a story available separately, while an adapted drama can share a title with an unabridged audiobook. The guides help you recognise those differences before choosing what to read or hear. Upcoming dates carry the publisher-listed qualification because publication plans can change.
Independence and funding
This is an unofficial guide, independent of Jodi Taylor, her publishers and the retailers. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by them. The reading recommendations are this site’s suggestions. Official announcements and the author’s own guidance remain linked wherever they help answer a reader’s question.
Does Your Duck Quack funds the site. Retailer links may earn a commission where an affiliate arrangement applies, with a notice beside the relevant links. That funding does not determine which titles appear in a series list. Read the retailer disclosure for how these links work and who handles purchases.
Illustrations and spoilers
The illustrations are labelled AI-generated artwork. They are original interpretations, rather than official book covers, author portraits or publisher marketing images. Introductory book summaries stay within publisher descriptions. Optional character and timeline notes have reader controls, allowing you to choose when to explore further.
Help improve the guide
If something looks wrong, send a correction and include the page address, the detail concerned and an official source or exact edition link. For other questions, email webmaster@travelacrosstime.com. A clear source makes it easier to resolve conflicting editions and keep the guides useful for the next reader.
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