Time Pilgrims: The Complete Trilogy

by Dennis Higgins

Time Pilgrims features a blend of fantasy, action, humor, and romance.Time Pilgrim, Katya is a strong, independent young woman plagued with a condition known as temporal amnesia. She can’t remember what year she is from and is trying desperately to locate her family. Because of Katya’s time displacement and amnesia, she has not matured beyond the age of twenty-two. She becomes a sponge in every time period she visits, soaking up the culture and instantly becoming one with the period.Beautiful Time Pilgrim, Cathy Callahan found love at the most unexpected time and place…1906 in the San Francisco Earthquakes. The trouble is she fell in love 110 years before she was born. Could her best friend Dawn, keep her from staying in the past?Follow the adventures of the Time Pilgrims as they travel to many fascinating times of the past. The American Civil War, The Great Chicago Fire, World Fairs, Earthquakes, The Twin Towers on 9-11, a party in the 1980s.Go with Katya and Cyrus to England where they investigate the appearance of the Titanic in the Southampton docks, meet the Beatles, and experience the London Blitz firsthand... Many More.Despite the seriousness of the situations the time pilgrims find themselves in, there is always an element of fun, romance, and realism in the story. Here, the reader is brought into a world where time travel is completely plausible. As the reader transports with the pilgrims, they are truly able to share the experience and get a glimpse of the world of the past.

720 pages, Paperback

Published September 24, 2019

About the author

Relative of Davy Crockett, King of the wild frontier. World traveler. Award winning author. As a native of Chicago, Illinois, Dennis Higgins has a passion for things that are gone but not forgotten, a romance with the past.

Quote: I once had a passionate affair with an Irish lass back in 1871 Chicago. I broke her heart. It just wasn't our time.

He now lived in the Chicago suburbs with his lovely wife, a dog and a couple birds.

Among his influences are: Richard Matheson, Jack Finny, Dean Koontz, Joan Wester Anderson, Peter S. Beagle and Audrey Neffenegger.

Author of the Time Pilgrim series: Katya and Cyrus, Almost Yesterday and Tomorrow's Borrowed Trouble from Whiskey Creek Press. Also my indie books, Parallel Roads (Lost on Route 66) and Steampunk Alice.

Reviews

[Sherry Ellis · Rating 5 out of 5]

Time Pilgrims: The Complete Trilogy is the story of several young adults who have the ability to travel back in time. They work for a company called The National who utilizes their abilities to go back and observe historical events and collect data. Rival company, Sundial is trying to manipulate the timeline for their own benefit. The Time Pilgrims have to stop this before the timeline is irrevocably damaged and they are wiped out of existence.

There are many compelling subplots interwoven throughout the story: Protagonist, Katya Sevnik, who is trying to find out what timeline she's originally from, love stories between the Pilgrims, and adventures that befall them when they experience catastrophes from the past.

The amount of research that went into this book is astounding. So much history, so much pop culture, and trivia. The characters are all well-developed and ones the reader can emotionally bond with. It's easy to follow their stories through all three parts of the trilogy.

Time Pilgrims is a book that would appeal to a wide audience. It's a blend of sci-fi, action, historical fiction, and romance. Those who love history and trial will appreciate all of the facts scattered throughout the book. Highly recommended!

[Thomas Trimble · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book is a very interesting time travel approach. As the title indicates you are traveling with a group of Time Pilgrims as they explore and research history. The theory and basic time travel interfaces are interesting. The book shows some good historic research and takes you into the events. My problems with the book are caused by me as a reader. First I do not like long somewhat slow-moving books. This book is very long and has a range of interesting and slow storylines. My other issue is that I have trouble tracking characters and following them. This story has a lot of characters with somewhat strange names. It was hard for me to keep track of them. However my favorite character was HD, you will have to find out who he is. I enjoyed the first half of the book. Then it seemed to me that it moved too far away from the time travel mini-storylines and entered into a world of very complex interpersonal relations spread over time. It just got to be too much for me to follow. I recommend you give it a try a better reader may totally enjoy it.