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Déjà Vu: The Domino Effect
Like to start life over?Imagine disappearing somewhere in time.Would you consider it?Knowing people have died trying. Imagine being locked in a box for IO years. Keith Richards is in a Massachusetts prison set to spend the rest of his natural life behind bars for a murder he did commit. Months after a life-threatening incident sends Richards to a Boston hospital, where his blood is drawn and logged into a database; it is eventually picked up by the SCP, a secret government program searching for recruits. Richards' blood conceals a marker that sends the SCP to his prison cell. His blood holds the key to time travel, so he is given a reprieve. A promise to start his life over. Richards sets out on a journey laced with deception and unanswered questions.While struggling with his past, he finds out the true mission of the Special Censure Project and its sinister sister project, TASP. Richards must decide if it is time to take a stand or disappear into the waves of time.
358 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 18, 2020
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February 22, 2022
A mind boggling time travelling thriller. But.......
This book was, as with most recent time travel books, over complicated for its own good. There was a good read there somewhere, but I defy anyone to follow every twist.
Unfortunately the main problem withe the whole thing was a major failure in even basic proof reading. In a convoluted story, you need clarity, and multiple mistakes of even a basic standard, almost made me give up.
Worth a read, but if typos annoy you, perhaps you should give this one a miss...
This book was, as with most recent time travel books, over complicated for its own good. There was a good read there somewhere, but I defy anyone to follow every twist.
Unfortunately the main problem withe the whole thing was a major failure in even basic proof reading. In a convoluted story, you need clarity, and multiple mistakes of even a basic standard, almost made me give up.
Worth a read, but if typos annoy you, perhaps you should give this one a miss...
March 14, 2022
Brillant
A brilliant slant on the whole time travel slant which is both fast paced and full of twists and turns .highly recommend it .
A brilliant slant on the whole time travel slant which is both fast paced and full of twists and turns .highly recommend it .
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