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Time Management: A Temporal Knights Enterprise - Hunt for "The Heart of Time"
Time travel can be exciting – Just ask Timothy, who owns a Plymouth Horizon able to traverse the time stream.
Time travel can be fun – Just ask Mefster, who ends up on all kinds of adventures with Timothy and his Plymouth horizon.
Time travel can be disturbing – Just ask Johnson, who get physically ill every time he uses time travel to see different eras.
Time travel can be dangerous – Just ask Stephanie, who just wants to go shopping in Paris but ends up being trapped in time.
Time travel can be anything – Just ask Andrea, who simply wants to retrieve a library book but has to go into the past to find it.
As all of these adventurers are about to find out, their trips are about to encounter Time Management. When the timeline is in jeopardy, Timothy is forced to join forces with the group that caused his family to vanish from existence. Can he put aside those differences to stop an evil corporation from taking over, or will the past come back to haunt him?
Time travel can be fun – Just ask Mefster, who ends up on all kinds of adventures with Timothy and his Plymouth horizon.
Time travel can be disturbing – Just ask Johnson, who get physically ill every time he uses time travel to see different eras.
Time travel can be dangerous – Just ask Stephanie, who just wants to go shopping in Paris but ends up being trapped in time.
Time travel can be anything – Just ask Andrea, who simply wants to retrieve a library book but has to go into the past to find it.
As all of these adventurers are about to find out, their trips are about to encounter Time Management. When the timeline is in jeopardy, Timothy is forced to join forces with the group that caused his family to vanish from existence. Can he put aside those differences to stop an evil corporation from taking over, or will the past come back to haunt him?
329 pages, Paperback
Published May 12, 2022
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Patrick Jones
17 books5 followersWere you ever told as a kid that you shouldn't do that... that you can't do that... that you need to live in the real world?
Patrick never was. That's why he writes. Granted, most of what he writes is filled with insanity, but that's a good thing.
Growing up in Iowa was tough. The suburb he grew up in was surrounded by corn. Corn everywhere. You can't walk ten feet outside of the city without running into corn, or falling into the Mississippi. That's the world Patrick grew up into, and that's why he writes the insane stories he writes. If you read them carefully, you will start to see patterns. Things will make sense. You will see clearly now. The rain is gone.
Or this may all be some rambling nonsense. Either way, why not take a chance?
Patrick never was. That's why he writes. Granted, most of what he writes is filled with insanity, but that's a good thing.
Growing up in Iowa was tough. The suburb he grew up in was surrounded by corn. Corn everywhere. You can't walk ten feet outside of the city without running into corn, or falling into the Mississippi. That's the world Patrick grew up into, and that's why he writes the insane stories he writes. If you read them carefully, you will start to see patterns. Things will make sense. You will see clearly now. The rain is gone.
Or this may all be some rambling nonsense. Either way, why not take a chance?
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