The Time Bubble
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.73 (849 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1500233013 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 225 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-04-24 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
His third book all about his adventures in the world of sausages was launched in February 2014. His first two light-hearted diary style books about his experiences as a parent attracted considerable local and national media attention. . He is a freelance writer and newspaper columnist, notably the popular "Stay At Home Dad" column in the Oxford Mail. Jason Ayres (born 1970, Oxford) lives in the market town of Bicester with his wife and two young sons. This is his first novel
It starts at a bit of fun, jumping a few seconds into the future. Set in a small market town in Southern England in the early 21st century, this light-hearted time travel novel has plenty to delight readers of all ages. That was until the day they discovered the Time Bubble. How can he explain where she is? Will anyone believe him? As the long term dangers of the Bubble become clear, one man comes up with a solution – one that could hold the key to his own salvation. This novel is the first part of a trilogy which continues with Global Cooling and concludes with Man Out Of Time.. Soon things take a more serious turn as the leaps in time increase in duration. Charlie and Josh’s interests were the same as most other teenagers: drinking, parties and girls. When a teenage girl goes missing, and the police become involved, suspicion falls on Charlie
"For him it would all be over in an instant, but she would be waiting for increasingly long intervals to see him Don Kidwell Was it fair to ask her to wait for him that long?" Enjoyable sci-fi/time travel book that for me focuses on Peter, a teacher with a deadly disease whom becomes romantically involved with a younger policewoman and determines that his only hope for long. Definitely worth all of those sleep times Lord Whenever I woke up in the middle of the night, I opened my Kindle app to read this book and always tried to finish it (but I took my time to make sure I enjoyed it to the fullest, of course!) as I could not wait to know what happened next and the boo. Glenn Thomas said I really wanted to like this book. I really wanted to like this book. The premise is great but the execution was a major disappointment. I felt like I was reading an Enid Blyton book from my youth. The Famous Five springs to mind. Every turn was predictable and there was always "lashin
His first two light-hearted diary style books about his experiences as a parent attracted considerable local and national media attention. This is his first novel. About the Author Jason Ayres (born 1970, Oxford) lives in the market town of Bicester with his wife and two young sons. He is a freelance writer and newspaper columnist, notably the popular "Stay At Home Dad" column in the Oxford Mail. His third book all about his adventures in the world of sausages was launched in February 2014.