The Fairhaven Home for Wayward Time Travelers - The Adventures of Serendipity Brown, #2

Name: The Fairhaven Home for Wayward Time Travelers
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Author: Jeanette M. Bennett
ISBN: 9781939524041

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Jeanette M. Bennett

Jeanette M. Bennett
Paru le : 02/12/2015

In 2662 a radical group calling themselves the Time Keepers has decided the only way to protect history from time manipulation is to kill all time travelers... > Lire la suite

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In 2662 a radical group calling themselves the Time Keepers has decided the only way to protect history from time manipulation is to kill all time travelers and eliminate Dr. Serendipity Brown, inventor of time travel. Now the self-proclaimed mad scientist, her assistant, Sherman Conrad, and her Time Travel Consultant, Dr. Wendell Howe, must flee the 24th century to hide in the past. But first they are determined to save the Temporal Anthropologists who are stranded throughout history and unaware of the danger.
Will the terrorists find the refugees in their 21st century safe house and kill them? Or will they kill each other first?

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Date de parution : 02/12/2015
Editeur : Jeanette M. Bennett
Collection : The Adventures of Serendipity
ISBN : 978-1-939524-04-1
EAN : 9781939524041
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Biographie de Jeanette M. Bennett

Jeanette M. Bennett was born in Washington State long, long ago and has yet to find the exit door. She is currently living in the southern fringe of the Scablands of Eastern Washington with her indulgent husband and some furry child-substitutes. Although she has a Bachelor's Degree in Graphic Arts, she is a history geek who loves to spout obscure history facts to those who cannot escape fast enough.
Channeling that obsession into writing time travel novels seemed far more socially acceptable. Her hobbies include collecting maneki-nekos (Japanese Lucky Cat), Viking wire weaving and drinking tea. Contrary to popular belief, she has been certified sane and normally doesn't talk about herself in the third person. For interviews, previews, short stories and links to self-publishing go to www.scablander.comAlso check out Wendell's blog on his travels in the Victorian Age at: www.wendellhowe.blogspot.com