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Seven Rules of Time Travel #3
Time Travel Tribulations
In the four years since he traveled through time to save the world, Quinn Black has settled happily into life as a new space race billionaire, despite the fact he’s no longer able to travel or loop time.
But before long, things start to go horribly wrong. The system he created to save the planet mysteriously begins to malfunction. His team receives a cryptic message, and he’s hurled back into the past once again . . . but with a twist. Now, instead of trying to go back in time, he’s desperate to travel in the other direction and get back to the future.
As he joins forces with a young Dr. Green to help him find his way back to 2025, Quinn discovers a sinister plot, one so complex that Quinn may not be able to unravel it. Now Quinn must change the course of history once again. . . or risk erasing his own.
But before long, things start to go horribly wrong. The system he created to save the planet mysteriously begins to malfunction. His team receives a cryptic message, and he’s hurled back into the past once again . . . but with a twist. Now, instead of trying to go back in time, he’s desperate to travel in the other direction and get back to the future.
As he joins forces with a young Dr. Green to help him find his way back to 2025, Quinn discovers a sinister plot, one so complex that Quinn may not be able to unravel it. Now Quinn must change the course of history once again. . . or risk erasing his own.
- GenresScience FictionAudiobook
205 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 30, 2022
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About the author
Roy Huff
14 books1,685 followersRoy Huff is a Hawaii-based best-selling author, peer-reviewed research scientist, and teacher. After overcoming significant childhood poverty in the US mainland, he moved to the islands and hasn't looked back.
Despite his challenges, which include a family stricken by mental illness and the loss of a father to HIV/AIDS, he’s earned five degrees, trained on geostationary satellites for NASA's GOES-R Proving Ground, and has written numerous bestsellers.
Roy embraces optimism, science, and creativity and hopes you’ll come along for the amazing ride. You can download Roy Huff's free sci-fi short at https://www.royhuff.net/salvationship or connect with him on Twitter, Facebook, & Instagram @realroyhuff
Despite his challenges, which include a family stricken by mental illness and the loss of a father to HIV/AIDS, he’s earned five degrees, trained on geostationary satellites for NASA's GOES-R Proving Ground, and has written numerous bestsellers.
Roy embraces optimism, science, and creativity and hopes you’ll come along for the amazing ride. You can download Roy Huff's free sci-fi short at https://www.royhuff.net/salvationship or connect with him on Twitter, Facebook, & Instagram @realroyhuff
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Displaying 1 - 6 of 6 reviews
September 20, 2023
Hum...
I really hate to give bad reviews, but that book is a 3.5 stars at best. Not on par with the two previous ones. Too much mumbo jumbo “à la Star Trek” (you know when they insert some pseudo-scientific dialogues in the stories?)... Too much time spent on resolving technical problems, not enough on the adventure. I feel bad to write that, especially when I absolutely loved the two previous ones, but I think it's an honest opinion. And that's only my opinion, so take it cautiously, as maybe you'll love it yourself if you don't mind that kind of stories.
I really hate to give bad reviews, but that book is a 3.5 stars at best. Not on par with the two previous ones. Too much mumbo jumbo “à la Star Trek” (you know when they insert some pseudo-scientific dialogues in the stories?)... Too much time spent on resolving technical problems, not enough on the adventure. I feel bad to write that, especially when I absolutely loved the two previous ones, but I think it's an honest opinion. And that's only my opinion, so take it cautiously, as maybe you'll love it yourself if you don't mind that kind of stories.
July 22, 2022
Didn’t grab me like the first two
For some reason, this entry in the series didn’t engage me like the first two did, and I’m not entirely sure why. Repeated battles with little difference, and a lot of deus ex machina hand waving made things hard to care about. Maybe I just wasn’t in the mood…
For some reason, this entry in the series didn’t engage me like the first two did, and I’m not entirely sure why. Repeated battles with little difference, and a lot of deus ex machina hand waving made things hard to care about. Maybe I just wasn’t in the mood…
October 23, 2023
Not as satisfying as those that came before
Dinosaurs got in the way of enjoying this tromp through space and time. It got preachy toward the end, and there will probably be more books based on the not-so-subtle final paragraph.
Dinosaurs got in the way of enjoying this tromp through space and time. It got preachy toward the end, and there will probably be more books based on the not-so-subtle final paragraph.
November 9, 2024
dnf 50%
Unlike the first two books, this one got boring really fast.
Halfway in I am still unsure what the plot of this story is, because all this book seems to contain is a lot of starttrekky technobabble in order to solve some problems like fixing a printer.
Unlike the first two books, this one got boring really fast.
Halfway in I am still unsure what the plot of this story is, because all this book seems to contain is a lot of starttrekky technobabble in order to solve some problems like fixing a printer.
July 30, 2025
Great edge of your seat read.
Roy delivers again in his third installment of the series. While I was hoping for more of the time travelling aspect as he had written in previous installments, I enjoyed reading about Quinn, Cameron, and their adventures. Great job!!
Roy delivers again in his third installment of the series. While I was hoping for more of the time travelling aspect as he had written in previous installments, I enjoyed reading about Quinn, Cameron, and their adventures. Great job!!
October 9, 2024
dinosaurs and time mumbo jumbo. very boring .
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