Was it physics, mysticism or maternal bonds that transported William back into 19th Century America? Will his love for his modern day family be strong enough to grant his return passage to the second millennium or will the Natural Bridge tie him to a past he never knew?
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Was it physics, mysticism or maternal bonds that transported William back into 19th Century America? Will his love for his modern day family be strong enough to grant his return passage to the second millennium or will the Natural Bridge tie him to a past he never knew?
NOTE: The text (TXT) file is no longer available here as it was formatted incorrectly and regrettably caused some negative feedback not reflecting the novel. As posted by many you will find A Bridge of Time, hard to put this book down!
Lou was born in Miranda Italy, a medieval village that clings to the side of a mountain. His birthplace has greatly shaped who he is. Lou is married to his supportive wife Linda, they have three daughters; Tiffany, Tina and; Felicia. He is working on his second novel, a suspense crime fiction.
Lou is also an avid cyclist and the proud inventor of the RoundTail bike: www.roundtail.us featured in Popular Science Magazine.
It is readers feedback like this, that drives Lou to write with passion:
After reading Mr. Tortola's first novel "A Bridge of Time"; I can give future readers one piece of advice... read this on night when you can afford to go to bed in the wee hours. Mr. Tortola, owes me a night of sleep!! I picked up the book hoping to read a chapter or two but ending up turning page after page until I read it in one sitting. (an Amazon post)
His other accomplishments Include:
Habitat For Humanity (Past President: Windsor Essex)
Windsor International Film Festival (Founding Board member)
Windsor Executives Association (Past President)
On the board of other non-profit organizations.
Entrepreneur and business owner for 30 years.
Greetings via email are welcomed: lou@eliquid.com
ALL feedback posted here is much appreciated.
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Absolutely stunning book! Read it on "one breath" Very interesting story line. I just wish the story would be longer as I had a feeling that some questions were left unanswered.
Overall score 10 out of 10!
I usually don't like SF stories, but I liked this one. You actually made me belive that time travel is possible, and while reading the book I was imagining what would I do if I was William. Thanks for great, different book.
I enjoyed this book. It was a very nice concept. But I do wish it would have had about one more chapter to wrap things up other than the abrupt ending it had. I would have to agree with one other person about too many exclamation points. They were everywhere and used instead of a period in sentences where they were not supposed to be.
The book was great. Mr. Tortola kept the story flowing even though there were several characters to follow. If you like history and mystery, you will like this book!
It wasn't a bad read, good story idea. Although to give constructive feeback, the writer needs to cut back on the descriptive accounts which I actually started to skip over, especially in the modern day chapters which were 'padded' and rather dull with over-use of exclamation marks etc. The modern characters were pretty much nothing short of irritating but generally it was an interesting concept and not too badly written.
I was not sure to begin with but quickly became absorbed in it, and had to force myself to stop reading in order to eat. A VERY GOOD SCIENCE FANTASY STORY.
Short story by Ambrose Bierce, published in 1891 in Tales of Soldiers and Civilians, a collection that in 1898 was revised, enlarged, and retitled In the Midst of Life. The narrative concerns the final thoughts of a Southern planter as he is being hanged by Union soldiers. In the brief period between the tightening of the noose and the actual breaking of his neck, the man imagines his escape.
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Overall score 10 out of 10!
It kept me reading to the end
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