Collected: Time Travel in the 25th Century

by Leslie Moore

What happens when a twenty-two-year-old stoner from Sausalito, California, is saved from an earthquake by a body hunting harvester from the twenty-fifth century?

James meets beautiful Abby who traveled back through time to the twentieth century to collect healthy bodies a second before their death.

In a series of unusual circumstances, our California college guy from 2020, teams up with this beautiful woman from the future, and more than sparks fly as they evade the FBI, deal in synthetic bodies, and try to save democracy in a future world threatened by an authoritarian coup.

And if that’s not enough, there are drunken pirates and really cool space ships that travel faster than light.

Genres: Science Fiction

201 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 23, 2020

About the author

Librarian Note: There is more than one author by this name in the Goodreads database.

Leslie Moore was the author of: The Happy League: A Story for Children (1908), Five Children and their Adventures (1911), The Notch in the Stick (1912), The Cloak of Convention (1912), The Peacock Feather (1913), Aunt Olive in Bohemia; or, The Intrusions of a Fairy Godmother (1913), The Jester (1915), The Wiser Folly (1916), Anthony Gray: Gardener (1917), The Desired Haven (1918), The Greenway (1920), The House Called Joyous Garde (1922), Her Promise (1928), The Lady's Maid (1928), A Girl of Chance (1931) and The Money Magnet (1937).

Reviews

[Elle · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved this book

I can’t believe I had missed this book. It’s a very creative story line and as usual Leslie really draws you into the characters. It has plenty of action for those that like action and has a space/future element to it for those who like sci-fi. Overall I loved the story and definitely recommend it! I can’t wait for your next book.

[Jeff · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great story

I have enjoyed this time travel story of how Jerry become Samantha and save the twenty-fifth century from the future.