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Twisting Time

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When the past and the future are twisted, can two people’s fate become entwined? During the Cold War, ruthless and cynical British operative David Morse is sent to northern Alaska, where he meets Miri Smith who is supposedly researching arctic water systems. As a seasoned agent, David has kidnapped, killed, sabotaged, and even seduced in order to obtain information. He plies his tricks on Miri and what he finds out could change his life—or ruin it. Her secret will twist the couple from 1967 back to 1959 and result in a deadly confrontation as they try to reach for an unimaginable future.

176 pages, Paperback

Published November 22, 2021

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Luann Lewis

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February 21, 2022
FULL DISCLOSURE: I worked with Luann many, many years ago and we recently re-connected on Facebook. When I heard about "Twisting Time" I bought a copy. The chief pleasure of this novel is its unique story. Luann gleefully, and successfully, mashes up Cold War Spy Thriller, Science Fiction and R-rated romance. By the time I got to the last fifteen pages or so, I was racing to see how this story turned out. The prose is straight-forward with an occasional pretty turn of phrase or insightful metaphor/simile. The female protagonist is particularly well-written. If I had one criticism of the book, its in the long sex scenes. As a gay man, I have little or no interest in sweet heterosexual lovemaking. However - and this is a compliment - those scenes never made me laugh or cringe. This is the kind of thing I'd love to see turned into one of those limited-series TV shows!
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June 21, 2023
I enjoyed the love story in this book. The fact that there was SciFi made it more fun. The imagery is great. You can tell research went into some of the ideas of items from the future and it made it a more interesting story than just your typical romance.
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