
The Second Mission
A return to 1775
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Richard Scott

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- Walter Keith Jones
- 06-30-24
Premise interesting and characters are good.
Good story but there were three fatal flaws for me. 1) design of the craft to rust away in water to prevent discovery in the past. But the intent was to go to the further. This didn’t make sense. 2) the assumption that The characters could not be killed in the past makes no sense. Sure they could. Their lives are a continuing line that loops back. I kept waiting for them to realize this or for one to die. Never happened. Silly mistake not part of the plot? 3) the actions of the traveler to reveal themselves over and over again. They go from must not to , sure I’m from the future multiple times with no good rationale. Plot device but poor. Needs work and I’ll not go further into the series.
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- Smoky Trader
- 03-07-25
What a waste of “time”
The first book in the series was OK, even if it dragged at times, but this sequel was slow, poorly thought out and written, boring, and the virtual voice used to tell the story of a man should not be a woman, so sorry about that. Don’t waste your time, there’s so much better time travel And alternate history fiction out there to spend your time and money on.
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