Dispersion

Recursion Event Saga/The End of Time #2

by Brian J. Walton

TIME TRAVELERS ARE AMONG US And their choices draw the fates of many into their world. There’s this girl . . . When you meet her, everything will change. Ellis Claymore, on a drunken night in Venice Beach, relates a story to his friends. A story he's never told. A story which opens up strange new worlds that he never knew existed. An underground campus parapsychology lab, men in dark suits that stalk his every move, and a mysterious girl who has led multiple lives all converge in the seedy underbelly of 1970’s Hollywood... And beyond. Dispersion is Book Two of the Recursion Event Saga following the ongoing story of ISD agent Molly Gardner's journey to take control of her fate, a journey that will change the past, present, and future for all of humanity. 

 Escape through time. Read Dispersion Book Two of the Recursion Event Saga and begin fighting the Interlopers today… or yesterday. What others are saying about the Recursion Event Saga. “A suspense thriller that starts mid-action and doesn't stop.” - Author David Khalaf “Mind-bending... backed up with excellent writing.” - Author Philip Harris

224 pages, Paperback

First published July 27, 2017

About the author

Brian J. Walton is a screenwriter and author. In 2008, Brian joined New Renaissance, a production company that, in the following 5 years, created over one hundred episodes of narrative content for the web for platforms like Youtube, Hulu, and Netflix, which have been seen by millions. Brian began publishing novels in 2016. He lives in Los Angles with his wife and two sons.

Reviews

[Christinaraven · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow. I really liked book 1 where I was introduced to Molly and the 2 different time travel groups that seem to be "fighting" each other and have radically different goals that book 1 only scratched the surface of and left me with questions. Book 2 opens up in Hollywood on an Earth close to us but not quite. It is a story told from Ellis's point of view as he learns his friends from college that he thought he has known for years are not quite who he thought they were. They have a secret named Jane. I received a free copy and my honest review is that once I started reading I was hooked. I never quite knew what was going to happen and when I finished book 2 I was not certain what was real and what was changed during a major reshuffling of everything. I love this series as I am never quite sure what happens next. I had some questions answered and some were not so I will have to read the next one to see what happens or not happens next. Loved the ending.

[Kyle · Rating 4 out of 5]

Book 2 of the saga is leaps and bound better than book 1. I would almost suggest that Book 1 should really be shortened and added to this book as a forward to the story. Book 2 really fleshes out these two characters and has real character development, as opposed to book 1 that main introduces the story and technology. I really enjoyed these characters so much more than the first book, and was glad to see that the protagonist is someone we had not met before. The only downside was that the story from the first book really does not progress that much, but hopefully we get more of that in the following stories.

[Sofia Richards · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.5. I liked it a little less than the first because it took me a while to get used to the new characters and setting compared to the first. It felt a little more YA than the first. But then it all connected and it was fun again. The story is getting crazy! Can’t wait to see how it ends