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True Path: Book 2 of the Timesplash Series Kindle Edition

by Graham Storrs (Author) Format: Kindle Edition
4.3 out of 5 stars 12 ratings
The most wanted man in America is about to destroy the entire nation—or save it.

It’s 2066 and Sandra has kept a low profile for 16 years, working as a tech in a quiet British university, hoping her past would never catch up with her. But now it has.

When Jay discovers Sandra has been kidnapped and her captor is planning a massive timesplash, he drops everything and goes to the U.S. to find her. But Sandra’s kidnapper is not an ordinary criminal. He’s America’s most-wanted terrorist, a man driven to to free his country from religious oppression at any cost.

When Cara, Sandra’s teenage daughter, is taken by one of the many factions on the ground in Washington D.C., Sandra is forced to help them build their time displacement rig, and Jay is catapulted into a desperate race to stop the deaths of millions, or save Sandra and her daughter.

Sandra and Jay must somehow decide between what is right for them and what is right for all in this thrilling continuation of the best-selling Timesplash series.

Shortlisted in the Aurealis Awards for Best Science Fiction Novel.
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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B07D8RBBKZ
  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ Canta Libre
  • Publication date ‏ : ‎ July 1, 2018
  • Edition ‏ : ‎ 2nd
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • File size ‏ : ‎ 5.3 MB
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  • Print length ‏ : ‎ 360 pages
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0994589958
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    4.3 out of 5 stars 12 ratings

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Graham Storrs

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Graham Storrs was raised in the city of Hull in Yorkshire, England. He studied psychology there and at the University of Surrey in Guildford before embarking on a career in artificial intelligence and human-computer interaction research. Later in life, he specialised in software design and his career took him from the UK to Switzerland and, eventually, Australia, where he now lives in a rural idyll with his wife Christine and a Tonkinese cat called Minsky.

Graham has always been a writer and published a large number of non-fiction pieces (including three children's science books) before focusing his energies on fiction. 2008 was a breakthrough year for him when he had his first science fiction short story accepted for publication. Since then he has sold many more stories and his début novel - a sci-fi thriller called Timesplash - was published in 2010 and became a best-seller. It was later released by Pan Macmillan/Momentum along with two sequels - True Path and Foresight - both shortlisted for an Aurealis Award. He has published more than twenty novels and four short story collections.

Graham continues to write science fiction and is an avid reader of the genre. He is also the author of the Luke Kelly crime series. He devotes most of his time to writing now.

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Customers find the book's pacing engaging, with one noting how it pushes the limits of the narrative. Moreover, they appreciate its perspective on time travel, providing an interesting new view of the concept. The story receives positive feedback for being exciting, with one customer describing it as a fantastic speculative thriller.

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Customers find the pacing of the book engaging, with one customer noting it pushes the limits of the genre.

"...Graham Storrs is an excellent writer not just of science fiction but of thrillers. His imagination is wild and this book really pushes the limits...." Read more

"Very readable, good story, had trouble putting it down...." Read more

"...Both of these books would make awesome movies! Are you listening, Hollywood?" Read more

"Worth reading and a decent price. Loved the idea of a fundamentalist takeover. Very scary. Hope people can get the horror that would be...." Read more

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Customers appreciate the book's perspective on time travel, with one noting it's the sequel to Timesplash.

"Fast-paced, vibrant and really exciting, this sequel to Timesplash is awesome!..." Read more

"...An interesting new view on time travel and the consequences of going back into the past and changing something. I hope this series continues." Read more

"Timesplash was a clever take on time travel. True Path takes that and adds some politics, which I really enjoyed...." Read more

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Customers enjoy the story of the book, finding it exciting, with one customer describing it as a fantastic speculative thriller.

"...His imagination is wild and this book really pushes the limits. The stakes are high, the action is great and the characters are relatable...." Read more

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  • Suzanne Reynolds
    5.0 out of 5 stars Exciting!
    Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2013
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    Fast-paced, vibrant and really exciting, this sequel to Timesplash is awesome! If you haven't yet read Timesplash you should do yourself a favor and grab a copy. Graham Storrs is an excellent writer not just of science fiction but of thrillers. His imagination is wild and this book really pushes the limits. The stakes are high, the action is great and the characters are relatable. Well worth it!
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    4.0 out of 5 stars Interesting perspective on time travel and a good easy-to-read writing style
    Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2013
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    Very readable, good story, had trouble putting it down. An interesting new view on time travel and the consequences of going back into the past and changing something. I hope this series continues.
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  • A. Smith
    5.0 out of 5 stars really enjoying this series
    Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2014
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    Timesplash was a clever take on time travel. True Path takes that and adds some politics, which I really enjoyed. Both of these books would make awesome movies! Are you listening, Hollywood?
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  • Lucy
    4.0 out of 5 stars sci fi thriller
    Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2013
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    Worth reading and a decent price. Loved the idea of a fundamentalist takeover. Very scary. Hope people can get the horror that would be. An excellent exploration of intolerance.
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  • Mark
    5.0 out of 5 stars Playing with history
    Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2013
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    I read a lot of science fiction and I'm always interested when I come across new ideas about time travel. This book is a fantastic speculative thriller that continues a great story. The author asks big questions about what it would actually mean to change history, and not just from the perspective of physics, but from the perspective of the rights and wrongs. His take on how time travel works and its use in the future is really quite unique.
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  • Graham Clements
    4.0 out of 5 stars A very enjoyable time-travel thriller
    Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2013
    True Path is either a techno-thriller or a science-fiction thriller, depending on the reader. Whatever label chosen, technology, in the form of time-travel, is a big part of the story. True Path is a sequel to the very good Timeslash, which showed the awesome destructive powers of time-travel.

    In Timesplash, author Graham Storrs, came up with a truly original take on the effects of going back in time and changing events. Time would rebound from any changes, correcting them, and depending on the magnitude of the changes, a backwash would hit the present time epicentre where the change occurred.

    In Timesplash the people using the time-machines were thrill-seekers. Their search for bigger and greater thrills created increasingly devastating backwashes. In True Path the thrillseekers are replaced by terrorists. But this is no cliché as the terrorists aren't Arab Muslims, instead they are American Christians.

    The main characters from Timesplash, time agent Jay and the rebellious thrill-seeker Sandra, reappear in True Path. The story begins with a terrorist kidnapping Sandra. He wants her to help them run a timesplash that will destroy Washington. Sandra's daughter Cara seeks out Jay to help track down her mother. This leads them both to travel to the United States.

    One of the most interesting elements of True Path is its portrayal of a radically changed United States. In 2066, the United States is ruled by extreme religion ideology, sort of like the Tea Party on crack. The theocracy shuns science, in favour of religious doctrine, which has lead to a total collapse of the economy. Women are treated worse than those of the Taliban, and blasphemers face the death penalty. Many readers will alternatively barrack for and against the freedom-fighter/terrorist. The novel's resolution will surprise many.

    The story has two strong women and a strong man at its centre, with Jay's agent training making him more inclined to think through consequences before acting. While the characters are sometime a bit gung- ho, their motivations and actions are for the most part believable.

    True Path is a well-written techno/science-fiction thriller with an imaginative and original take on time-travel. It is a very enjoyable read.
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  • From Orbonia
    4.0 out of 5 stars Nice continuation of the first
    Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2013
    Good read, reasonable pace. There were some reviews about the book being anti-Christian, not sure I agree. It described a run-away religion based on Christianity, unfortunately in history it's happened a few times before - so why should it not happen again? There were a few key sentences to position and show Graham Storrs had insight into this, but they could be missed.
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