Foreign Bodies

by Stephen Dedman

When Mike Galloway, a regular sort of guy for San Francisco, 2014, descends into the nightmare world of poverty and joblessness, he finds he must face more than starvation and homelessness. He's now at the mercy of a deadly world of political intrigue...from the future. He awakens to find his mind has been slipped into the body of a homeless woman, his body taken over by a man from the future, and nothing can ever be the same.

Now, to survive, he must combat neo-Nazi forces from the future who are desperate to mold the world to fit their own twisted vision. Galloway might not have thought the world perfect as it was, but these men will stop at nothing to make it a living hell for everyone but their chosen few.

Genres: Science Fiction, Fiction

288 pages, Paperback

First published December 5, 1999

Reviews

[Mark Lacy]

Abandoned after 10%. Very disappointing. I found this book not the least bit engaging. Nothing interesting, and from what I thought I remembered of Dedman's style with "The Art of Arrow Cutting", this book is very different.

[Michael · Rating 3 out of 5]

It is sad to say that I got this book for Christmas 2008 and I cannot remember the plotline. As I now read it, it is familiar, but I am going to have to read it again.

[Brennan Griffin · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good take on time-travel, if you like that kind of thing, and gets into issues of identity.