Cover Copy

The cover copy is Terrence Greenbriar's draft of a blurb for a planned third book in his John Russell series. It is typewritten on a sheet of letter paper, with the words "COVER COPY" handwritten in red marker across the top of the page.

In real life, cover copy (also called back cover copy) is the text that goes on either the back cover of a book or the interior flap of its jacket. It is meant to sell the story to potential readers and compel them to buy the book.

Transcript
COVER COPY

''It's been almost 20 years since John Russell heard the call. Twice he saved a President's life. He's practically forgotten the days of the future, of danger and excitement. The days where he mattered.''

So when that familiar rip in time opens in front of him, and his Handlers peer out, he doesn't hesitate:

"Is the President in danger?"

"No. The life you save this time... will be your own."

Location
The page is found on Terrence's desk in the greenhouse, to the left of the typewriter.