Time‑travelling estate agent returns in sequel set to challenge public perception of the profession
New novel by former journalist Dale Bradford climbs Amazon’s time‑travel charts with strong reader reviews
A new chapter has been released in a science‑fiction series that follows an unlikely hero — a property agent who can step through time. The Time‑Travelling Estate Agent 2, written by former journalist Dale Bradford, has been published in the United Kingdom and is already charting alongside the first book in Amazon’s bestselling time‑travel category.
Eric Meek, the fictional agent at the centre of the story, stands in stark contrast to the profession’s poor reputation revealed by property analysts and a recent BBC Panorama investigation.
Bradford’s debut novel introduced Eric in late 2024, and the sequel arrived this month, continuing his adventures between present day and 1976. Both titles have drawn strong responses from readers, with 84 percent of reviews for the first book and all reviews so far for the second awarding four or five stars.
The storyline follows Eric’s discovery of a portal hidden in a client’s garage, a remnant of an experiment inspired by Nikola Tesla. The passage leads back to the day that shaped his youth, giving him the chance to confront decisions that altered his life.
The books mix science fiction, mystery and romantic comedy, set in and around Cwmbran in South Wales, with the concluding part of the trilogy planned for early 2026.
Both The Time‑Travelling Estate Agent and its sequel are available in ebook, paperback and hardback formats, and are included in Kindle Unlimited.