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Running the Inside Timeline
When your past is accessible, there is no place to hide.
The 21st century world is full of promise for twenty-six-year-old Cheyenne O'Shea, but when she stumbles into the wrong place at the wrong time, she is thrust straight into the past and a world of violence and war…1868 Kansas.
But being trapped in history is not her biggest problem: staying alive is, and that task becomes immensely harder when her ticket home disappears without a trace. With the help of William Cody, a young civilian scout for the frontier army, Cheyenne travels to Fort Larned, learning the ways of William’s 19th century life along the way.
Soon, tensions between the US government and native tribes reach a breaking point, and Cheyenne finds herself caught in the middle of two wars—one over possession of land, and the other for control of the future. Her future. But there’s only one man who can explain why visitors from the future keep coming back to this particular point in history, and he’s nowhere to be seen.
Squeezed between two opposing sides, each seeking to use her for their own purposes, Cheyenne quickly discovers that nothing is what it seems and sometimes, the only right choices are the ones that cost you everything—including the man she loves as well as her only chance of ever getting home.
Set against the backdrop of the early Indian Wars, Running the Inside Timeline weaves meticulously researched history with science-based fiction to create a story of passion, morality, and intrigue.
The 21st century world is full of promise for twenty-six-year-old Cheyenne O'Shea, but when she stumbles into the wrong place at the wrong time, she is thrust straight into the past and a world of violence and war…1868 Kansas.
But being trapped in history is not her biggest problem: staying alive is, and that task becomes immensely harder when her ticket home disappears without a trace. With the help of William Cody, a young civilian scout for the frontier army, Cheyenne travels to Fort Larned, learning the ways of William’s 19th century life along the way.
Soon, tensions between the US government and native tribes reach a breaking point, and Cheyenne finds herself caught in the middle of two wars—one over possession of land, and the other for control of the future. Her future. But there’s only one man who can explain why visitors from the future keep coming back to this particular point in history, and he’s nowhere to be seen.
Squeezed between two opposing sides, each seeking to use her for their own purposes, Cheyenne quickly discovers that nothing is what it seems and sometimes, the only right choices are the ones that cost you everything—including the man she loves as well as her only chance of ever getting home.
Set against the backdrop of the early Indian Wars, Running the Inside Timeline weaves meticulously researched history with science-based fiction to create a story of passion, morality, and intrigue.
702 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 6, 2016
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November 18, 2018
3.5 stars. Somewhat interesting intro to a time travel series where, in this book, the female MC travels back to 1869 Kansas. While the story and writing are OK, the book just didn't click with me.
I doubt I will read sequels.
I doubt I will read sequels.
August 14, 2018
Great book
Great Book. Im hooked.....loved the story and all the detail ! Cant wait to read the next book in the series!
Great Book. Im hooked.....loved the story and all the detail ! Cant wait to read the next book in the series!
December 20, 2016
I absolutely adore historical fiction novels and Sci-Fi! Combine it together, and I am a happy camper! I thoroughly enjoyed this book, and the many different coinciding timelines! It was very interesting to see the concept of "The Green", the bots, and **spoiler ahead** the clones. Interesting to see the point of view from the Native Americans side of view. Makes you wonder what our world would be like if inhumaties like slavery and genocide of races, never occured. Although I must note the treatment of the women in this book. They have no problem in those days I see, with physically manhandling and abusing women!!!!!!! All in all, very enjoyable read! Looking forward to Book 2!
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