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Unknown World
Disowned by his father, after his graduation from college in 1990, Tony makes is way north from Georgia to find his biological father, Cam Rogers. Too tired to drive further, he pulls off to the side of a Wisconsin road to get some sleep.
It’s a beautiful June day in Wisconsin in 2021, Jayme Peters is surprised to see a pristine 1990 Land Rover SUV parked along the side of the road. With her father in the business of restoration of vintage vehicles, she is surprised when a young man, about a year older than her gets out of the car.
The realization that Tony has lost thirty-one years, he must take on a new identity in order to fit into the unknown world he is now faced with.
It’s a beautiful June day in Wisconsin in 2021, Jayme Peters is surprised to see a pristine 1990 Land Rover SUV parked along the side of the road. With her father in the business of restoration of vintage vehicles, she is surprised when a young man, about a year older than her gets out of the car.
The realization that Tony has lost thirty-one years, he must take on a new identity in order to fit into the unknown world he is now faced with.
265 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 8, 2022
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June 9, 2022
Unknown World by Sherry Derr-Wille is a time travel novel about Anthony (Tony) Montgomery, a twenty-three-year-old recent college graduate in1990 who travels by car from Savannah, Georgia to Minter, Wisconsin to meet his true father, Cam Rogers. He awakens the next morning after stopping to sleep inside his vehicle at the side of a road thirty-one years later. He had only aged one day. How will he cope in this unknown world?
Our protagonist must face relatives who are now thirty-one years older than him and people who weren’t born before he went to sleep last night. His trial and tribulations of events and people propel him to a climatic ending. It’s a well-written novel with memorable characters.
Our protagonist must face relatives who are now thirty-one years older than him and people who weren’t born before he went to sleep last night. His trial and tribulations of events and people propel him to a climatic ending. It’s a well-written novel with memorable characters.
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