| Author: | Braden Wright | ISBN: | 9781310295096 |
| Publisher: | Braden Wright | Publication: | March 5, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Braden Wright |
| ISBN: | 9781310295096 |
| Publisher: | Braden Wright |
| Publication: | March 5, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Teens from across the ages time-travel to save reality from splintering in Time Drifters, a Sci-Fi action-adventure novel.
Liam Trinder always sensed there was something weird about his hometown of Tarrytown, New York… but he had no idea when he turned twelve that he’d just come of age to be a Time Drifter. Joining other teens from across the ages, Liam is hurled through realities to help reset events that will “Maintain the TimeStream," doing everything in their power to succeed or risk being stuck in the past with Time itself splintering. And discovering his ability is only the beginning. While helping to capture a Revolutionary War spy in 1780 and ensuring the lights go out in 1965, Liam begins to make friends with other Drifters while struggling to succeed in and survive each adventure.
But when Liam’s parents split up and the Twin Towers are struck in his own reality, he’s tempted to do more with his new ability, and to dig beyond the veil of secrecy all First-Years face. Since he’s no longer a kid and not yet an adult, maybe he can still make a difference as a Drifter. Thrown back to the eve of Pearl Harbor, Liam alone has to face his fear and wrestle with the limits and potential of his power.
As the Drifters reunite in 1857 New Orleans and find themselves needing to help one of their own, they must confront someone with the knowledge to destroy them all—and thus all of Time. It's a battle to overcome this lethal test of allegiance and loyalty… and prove it’s not only where you're from, but also when you’re from that counts.
Teens from across the ages time-travel to save reality from splintering in Time Drifters, a Sci-Fi action-adventure novel.
Liam Trinder always sensed there was something weird about his hometown of Tarrytown, New York… but he had no idea when he turned twelve that he’d just come of age to be a Time Drifter. Joining other teens from across the ages, Liam is hurled through realities to help reset events that will “Maintain the TimeStream," doing everything in their power to succeed or risk being stuck in the past with Time itself splintering. And discovering his ability is only the beginning. While helping to capture a Revolutionary War spy in 1780 and ensuring the lights go out in 1965, Liam begins to make friends with other Drifters while struggling to succeed in and survive each adventure.
But when Liam’s parents split up and the Twin Towers are struck in his own reality, he’s tempted to do more with his new ability, and to dig beyond the veil of secrecy all First-Years face. Since he’s no longer a kid and not yet an adult, maybe he can still make a difference as a Drifter. Thrown back to the eve of Pearl Harbor, Liam alone has to face his fear and wrestle with the limits and potential of his power.
As the Drifters reunite in 1857 New Orleans and find themselves needing to help one of their own, they must confront someone with the knowledge to destroy them all—and thus all of Time. It's a battle to overcome this lethal test of allegiance and loyalty… and prove it’s not only where you're from, but also when you’re from that counts.