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Robledo Mountain #1

Robledo Mountain

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Driving down the road in the Mesilla Valley of southern New Mexico, sandwiched in the few hundred yards between the Robledo Mountains to the West and the Rio Grande to the East, Paul McAllister loses consciousness while returning home from a gun show. An hour later, he regains consciousness finding himself swept away on the tides of time. So begins his journey of discovery.

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P.C. Allen

5 books35 followers
P.C. ALLEN is a military veteran, retired businessman, recovering cancer survivor, and avid history buff. He is addicted to reading, good coffee, and diet coke. The latter two all the better to support the first. A father and grandfather, he can usually be found with his wife reading, writing, visiting the kids, exploring the east coast of the United States, or planning their next trip to their querencia, the Mesilla Valley.

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Profile Image for bob hayes.
35 reviews
March 10, 2019
Great book

This author is worth the money as his book's are very good

Couldn't put it down

Highly entertaining

Job well done
594 reviews21 followers
April 22, 2019
I'm not a big fan of Westerns, but this modern day man transported to New Mexico in the 1850's was surprisingly good. The pace of the book was actually slow at times with many repetitive actions, yet still kept the story both interesting and unique. The town building was fun, the mix of Spanish and Indian cultures from the mid 19th century was enlightening and different from what I normally read. I liked the intensive preparation for the coming Wars and the addition of the MC's modern amenities to his new life. Will be reading the entire series for sure.
Profile Image for Gregg Driggers.
1 review
September 4, 2018
This is an awesome book to read. The plot twists and turns to keep the reader from putting it down. I’m looking forward to the next book from P C Allen!!
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43 reviews
April 24, 2019
Hard to put down

I really liked this book. It had a constant pace that never got boring and kept me interested. Kudos to the author for not stretching my imagination too thin when blending modern technology with the past.
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2,207 reviews86 followers
August 28, 2018
Book one

Mistakes: For as long as this book is I was surprised to only find five mistakes.
Plot: For me it was highly enjoyable. I like town building and the time travel/portal aspect added to my enjoyment. Well thought out and well written.
Characters: I liked all of them. If I had to pick a complaint, it'd be the MC's ability to remember the words to do many songs.
I rate this as a 9/10. Fix the mistakes and this would be a perfect book.
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7 reviews4 followers
December 12, 2018
I honestly did not think I would like this book as much as I did. I was a bit leery at first because the book is set in the wild west and I am not a huge fan of cowboy stories but I was pleasantly surprised about how much the author was able to bring to the story. I can imagine myself going back in time and making my little part of the world into something perfect and I could certainly see myself bringing pizza into the timeline lol. I highly recommend this book.
39 reviews
February 23, 2019
Very entertaining read!

Glad I took this chance on something that I would not have normally given a thought to. I enjoyed the characters, deliberate depth of plot, well written and entertaining. Thought provoking social issues in a time where so much pain the news. Thank you for sharing your imagination with me and brightening my day. On to Book 2.
539 reviews3 followers
August 11, 2019
More western than SiFi, but still great read

I usually try to keep with Kindle Unlimited books. However just finished Forget the Alamo series so tried the sample science it was a long book and the 10% would give me a good sample. Just took 2% to buy. give a try
71 reviews3 followers
January 12, 2019
Great will read the next one

The typos were few though there were phrases repeated over and over like "huge megawatt Annie smile". We get it he likes her smile. If he likes it so much maybe he could come up with a few different adjectives for it. He also took a little license with the Gulf War to give an air force veteran of that era extensive ground combat experience but that and the few other little nitpicky things like time traveling with a whole truckload of modern weapons and tools and a map of all former gold strikes which was a little over the top are all I can really say against it. For the most part I really enjoyed the story and the pacing as well as the characters. Even with a few glitches in story mechanics here and there I will happily read the next one to find out what happens.
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10 reviews
May 26, 2019
Read the current 3 books of the series in 4 days. That is 1740 pages. I slowed down for the second reading which took 2 weeks. There were other things to do.

I went to the author's website. It responds to many of the negative comments some have had. Personally, I find the repeating of how Anne's smile affects Paul a nice way of showing their strong love.

The complaint about all the songs that he knows misses the fact that he has (as mentioned) used his computer to refresh songs for him. Go to his website, pcallenbooks.yolasite.com , to find playlist of the songs for each book. There is also a lot of background information on the stories.

I enjoy listening to the playlists. It adds to the continuing story.

I am interested in knowing when the 4th book will be out.
698 reviews
January 11, 2019
Couldn't stop reading

This was one of those books that once you started reading it you just couldn't put it down. It had a fascinating blend of fact, fiction, history, time travel, weapons, Native American history and just general ideas that made me open up the Safari app on my iPad mini countless times to find out more about some of the ideas, places and areas mentioned in this story.
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113 reviews2 followers
February 15, 2019
Well written passages with no real plot

The writer does an excellent job, using the Connecticut yankee in King Arthur’s court theme, But the real problem is a lot of story… There is a lot of world building, daily slice of life stuff, but no real plot narrative throughout the whole book… And it’s not short, so despite a solid set up I’m afraid to buy the next book for fear that it would be more of the same
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100 reviews3 followers
May 1, 2020
A strange style!

Mr. Allen has the most unusual way of telling his tale. It is more like a day-to-day diary than a novel. After reading this book I still haven't decided whether I like it or not. However,I do like story so I will probably read the next installment. I wish the main character wasn't so accomplished. I don't think anyone could be so adept at everything as Paul is.
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515 reviews11 followers
February 4, 2019
A logical MC that made a lot of smart decisions with his second chance. I found myself skimming through passages (A lot of repetitive actions) and had to put it down and read other things a couple of times. I honestly would rate it 3.5.
3 reviews
July 4, 2018
Well told tale

Good characters looking forward to the next volume.
Word one two three four five six seven eight nine ten. Done.
831 reviews10 followers
August 4, 2018
Not sure on the genre? Excellent book!

I really enjoyed this book and thanks to the author P.C. Allen for writing it. Eagerly awaiting the next book. A new fan!
46 reviews2 followers
December 30, 2018
Good story

Although some aspects of the story stretch the truth, this was a we!l written book, both interesting and easily readable.
Profile Image for Grant Merrifield.
722 reviews15 followers
January 25, 2019
Great book

Go P.J.'s
I read this book from start to finish and now I'm going to read book number 2 I guess I can't laugh and have it type for me insert mwahahaha laughter here
30 reviews3 followers
January 30, 2019
Good characters, lots of depth

Historical time travel, one of the best of the genre. I hope there are more to come, Can not r wait.
30 reviews
February 17, 2019
Hey a time travel western with intersting characters. A bit repetitive at times when new characters join in. Otherwise would have been a 5.
73 reviews
February 6, 2021
A fun whimsy

Fun and easy to read. My only problem is that the author tries to say that the Apache spirits are the same as Christian angel. That premise will never fly..
40 reviews2 followers
March 11, 2020
Fascinating Storyline

I usually don't like writing reviews, after all who am I to criticize someone's time and obvious effort? But I have reread this book and the series (waiting for #5) so many times I certainly owe my thanks to the author for all of my hours of enjoyment and to highly recommend it to others.
1,639 reviews11 followers
October 22, 2023
3.5 stars. Notwithstanding a few unique mystical elements, this is a fairly standard "MC inexplicably finds himself back in time and has to forge a new identity/life with certain advance technology/skills" type of book. There are a few hints about future developments that might be interesting so I'll likely read the next in the series.
404 reviews5 followers
November 18, 2020
Wonderful story!

Had to give this 5 stars despite the annoying "Anna smiles" comment interspersed throughout the book. Heartwarming, action filled and giving so much information of that exciting time period. Truly one of the BEST written books out there.
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374 reviews17 followers
April 8, 2021
Alternative world

Do you call this a time travel, fantasy, alternative worlds, or alternative western? How about a little bit of all of the above. Whatever you all it , it is a cracking good read
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March 13, 2019
Could not put the book down.

Ever thought about what you could do if you went back in time with the knowledge you have today? Once I started reading I could not stop. The characters are enjoyable. Build up your empire can't wait for the 3rd book, P. C. Allen I'm thinking at least 12 books in this series keep them coming.
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