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My own: a multiverse where time traveling is possible and every experience exists somewhere.
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The Mender (The Mender Trilogy #1)
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The Guardian (The Mender Trilogy #3)
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The Captive (The Mender Trilogy #2)
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The Accidental Time Travelers Collective, Volume 1
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The Mender (The Mender Trilogy #1):
"Wow! This book blew me away. Once I started it, I had trouble putting it down. I've always had an interest in the indigenous cultures of North America, and had heard captive stories of women like Cynthia Ann Parker by the Commanches, so when I read t"
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"Something different!
This is an exciting new angle on a story. Characters are probably more realistic due to their individual faults. This make the story more realistic and the characters more likeable. Ready to start book two." Read more of this review » |
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"A unique blend of time-travel with historical fiction, a blend that works. I found the romance between Eva and Jim very believable. They really grew on me as the story progressed, and yet both were fully individualized characters in their own right. "
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"The final book in the Mender trilogy, The Guardian, whisks us through its exciting and dramatic conclusion. At the end of the last book Jim and Eva are heading off in different directions. Eva has asked Pump to accompany her to prevent her Lux Libra "
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