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A physicist invents a time machine but it is stolen by eco-terrorists, who try to annihilate the human race from the spacetime continuum.

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First published December 21, 2014

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Dan Ladle

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Dan Ladle is a middle aged man, originally born in Dorset, England in 1974. He spent most of his formative years trying to figure out how the universe works, then realised he couldn't and decided he'd write stories about the worlds he'd like to live in instead.

Dan has worked in numerous exciting jobs, in fields as diverse as environmental science, circuit board manufacturing and information security. He draws on his experiences to make his characters and situations as flawed as reality often seems to be.

He has travelled extensively visiting such far flung destinations as Tobago, Borneo, Crete, Germany and Slough. He recently made the move to Perth in Australia, along with his wife, their son and Snuggles the cat, who is still not sure about the heat.

Dan would like to have more time to write but is too busy having an actual life, Jump is his first book but is unlikely to be his last.

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Author 6 books65 followers
March 10, 2015
In JUMP, it isn’t the discovery of time travel that sets the story churning, but the potential misuse of it. When a covert environmental group threatens to destabilize the past in hope of limiting man’s influence on the future, the fate of the world hangs in the balance and our likeable cast of heroes must race to heal time’s wounds before it’s too late.

Ladle’s prose is intelligent and thoughtful and the story focuses on the characters as much as the premise. The time travel element is heavy on theoretical psychics and laymen not used to the genre might get confused, but the second half picks up the pace to what is an exciting resolution.

For fans of the time travel genre, JUMP is the thinking man’s TIMELINE, and it’s good to see there’s room for a potential sequel. A solid debut.
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June 26, 2015
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