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Tim Tigner's "The Price of Time" was an enthralling book--what would it be like to be immortal, and at what price? The characters had two things in common--the desire to be immortal and the need to be rich. When the obvious consequence arose, of never aging and thus raising suspicions, the group of immortals must decide if the price of staying alive forever is worth it. Excellent action, with plenty of hold-your-breath moments, kept me turning page after page after page. Loved this book!
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Jun 04, 2019 06:52AM
Tim Tigner's "The Price of Time" was an enthralling book--what would it be like to be immortal, and at what price? The characters had two things in common--the desire to be immortal and the need to be rich. When the obvious consequence arose, of never aging and thus raising suspicions, the group of immortals must decide if the price of staying alive forever is worth it. Excellent action, with plenty of hold-your-breath moments, kept me turning page after page after page. Loved this book!
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