Adventures through time
by Michel PoulinBook Two in the adventures through time of Nancy Laplante, a Canadian war correspondent and reserve army officer from the year 2012. Nancy is in the process of building her Time Patrol, based in the 34th Century, but is forced to prematurely go on a mission in 1st Century Palestine, a mission that will mark her deeply. Juggling her time between her original life in the early 21st Century and...
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Read it in 2 days, couldn't put it down. Am waiting with baited breath breath for the last of the series. LIKES this bookRobert Lychak LIKES this book
Excellent storytelling high recommend. LIKES this bookGerhard LIKES this book
Just proofread and improve the grammar. It is a fine story LIKES this bookKeith LIKES this book
Good concept but the story can get a bit over the top on ocassions. With all the build up /potential here for the cross time war - all over in a flash. LIKES this bookDonald Chadderton LIKES this book
The story is quite interesting but appears to have been written in French and the translation is a literal one which means the grammar is incorrect in a lot of places and wrong words are used i.e. it says things like "obscurity fell" instead of night or darkness fell. Once you get the hang of though its easy to follow. LIKES this bookNemesio Elefante LIKES this book
Good reading, but sometimes the Mitsubishi Outlander becomes Jeep Grand Cherokee! LIKES this bookHan Wielink LIKES this book
I like books about time travel and alternative time lines. I liked this book very much, and I try to read all the books written by this author. LIKES this bookM T Longstreet LIKES this book
A native English speaking editor would have greatly improved this book. The story line was not helped by turning a married Nancy into a sexual preditor. Nor was it helped by trying to be a poor imitation of Dan Brown's "The Da Vinci Code" which was based on "Holy Blood Holy Grail", a book which included court documented lies. The first book was much better. LIKES this bookRodney LIKES this book
Great read. Be sure to read the second book as well. four stars from me. LIKES this bookMary LIKES this book
I agree with Derek above. A good editor could help make this book an excellent mainstream read - the concepts are intriguing and the action is nonstop! Is there going to be a sequel? LIKES this bookJames Jolliffe LIKES this book
This is an excellent follow-up to 'Codename: Athena' The author has an incredible imagination and integrates historical facts into the story in a truly fascinating way.The only negatives concerning this book are grammatical errors and problems with the translation to English. This however, does not detract greatly from the overall readability of the book. I highly recommend this book series. LIKES this bookJames Jolliffe LIKES this book
I love these books! A really great story. It has tons of historical people, places, and times. Can't wait for the next book in the series! LIKES this bookDerek LIKES this book
This author has a brilliant imagination and the scope of his stories is excellent. Unfortunately English is not his mother tongue and impinges badly on the readability of his work. his syntax is often bizarre and he frequently uses totally inappropriate words. with the help of a good editor, his books would be suitable for mainstream publication. LIKES this bookKelly Gee LIKES this book
Great followup to the first book Codename: Athena! This writer is extremely talented. The type of book where you didn't want to put it down because you had to know what was going to happen next. I will definitely be checking out some of Michel Poulin's other books! LIKES this bookToru Ide LIKES this book
I loved the book. I loved Code name: Athena very much as well. I was looking forward to the sequel. I hope to see a sequel to this book as well. With Time line C being mentioned I am expecting that I will not be disappointed. LIKES this bookWhat did you think of this book?
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