Linear Shift, Part 4

Linear Shift #4

by Paul B. Kohler

In a world so foreign, and a time so distant, Peter and Julie travel abroad to complete a life altering mission. They quickly realize that anything relating to time travel is less than predictable, as they are met with tragedy and chaos at every turn.

Through their journey, Peter finds himself. He finds love lost and love found, all while being tempted to remain in 1942 - forever. Will he stay in the past to create a new life for himself, or will he return to the future, and his loving family? Don't miss this action packed conclusion all the answers.

284 pages, Paperback

First published February 28, 2015

About the author

Paul B Kohler is the International Bestselling author of the highly acclaimed novel Linear Shift. His recent work includes Turn, Detour, and Reversion, from The Humanity's Edge Trilogy, along with several short stories. His short story, Rememorations, was included in The Immortality Chronicles - The Best Anthology of the Year as voted in the 2016 Preditors and Editors Readers Poll. Rememorations was also nominated for Best American Science Fiction.

Reviews

[Emily · Rating 4 out of 5]

The exciting and very satisfying conclusion to the linear Shift series.

[Tony Green · Rating 5 out of 5]

I couldn't wait to read part four and find out what happened to Peter, Julie, the rest of the characters, and, lets face it, the world. Would the changes that they were attempting to make in 1942 change the way the world develops after the war? Would they even be able to come back to the present day? There are always a lot of paradoxes involved with ideas about time travel and I think that the author has made an excellent attempt at addressing them. The pace is breathtaking with plenty of action which makes it, just like the first three parts, a real page turner. Add to this a number of interesting plot twists, doubt as to which side some people are on and a truly nasty villain and you have all the elements for a very good read. Paul B Kohler is definitely one of my favourite authors of recent times and I would highly recommend his work to anyone who enjoys an entertaining and well crafted book.