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TimeBomb

Paperback / ISBN-13: 9781444752069

Price: £29.99

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New York City, 2141: Yojana Patel throws herself off a skyscraper, but never hits the ground.
Cornwall, 1640: gentle young Dora Predennick, newly come to Sweetclover Hall to work, discovers a badly-burnt woman at the bottom of a flight of stairs. When she reaches out to comfort the dying woman, she’s knocked unconscious, only to wake, centuries later, in empty laboratory room.
On a rainy night in present-day Cornwall, seventeen-year-old Kaz Cecka sneaks into the long-abandoned Sweetclover Hall, determined to secure a dry place to sleep. Instead he finds a frightened housemaid who believes Charles I is king and an angry girl who claims to come from the future. Thrust into the centre of an adventure that spans millennia, Dora, Kaz and Jana must learn to harness powers they barely understand to escape not only villainous Lord Sweetclover but the forces of a fanatical army… all the while staying one step ahead of a mysterious woman known only as Quil.

Reviews

Timebomb tackles dizzying paradoxes at an exhilarating pace
Sophia McDougall, author of Mars Evacuees
Praise for THE TIMEBOMB TRILOGY
A rip roaring roller coaster ride of a read that keeps you on your toes and is a WHOLE lot of fun
Liz Loves Books
Executed perfectly, with likeable, intelligent and witty characters thrust into the mix of things
The Book Bag
A fast-paced, time-hopping thriller
Sci Fi Now
TimeBomb was a fast-paced, astounding novel that races in time, weaving into mystery and what lies within time itself.
Pretty Little Memoirs
Tremendous fun... a riveting series opener... If you enjoy fast-paced, action-driven time travel stories, this book is for you
A Fantastical Librarian
TimeBomb is a rocket of a timeslip adventure, designed to appeal to adults young and old and it most certainly succeeds.
For Winter Nights
Impeccably unique and mesmerising, Andrews takes an astoundingly interesting take on time travel
Once Upon a Moonlight Review