Return to Tomorrow - The Time Bubble 11
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Oxford, 1988: Two men with knowledge of the future clash – one dedicated to preserving the timeline, while the other is determined to change it. Thomas Scott has lived his life twice before. He knows it’s vital to keep the timeline on track so he can meet his wife-to-be in the right place at the right time. Everything is going according to plan until a time traveller arrives from the future with other ideas. Ben Lewis, back in his eighteen-year-old body, has been given a second chance to put right the life he once squandered. Seizing the opportunity to gain wealth and power, he doesn’t care who he tramples on in the process. When their paths cross in Oxford in the late 1980s, Thomas warns Ben to stop – but his pleas fall on deaf ears. A decade later, the stage is set for an epic showdown amidst the blazing heat of Ibiza, at the height of the 1990s clubbing scene. Can Thomas preserve the fabric of time, or will Ben corrupt it beyond repair?
Reviews
I read the first Time Bubble book a few years ago and I just had to carry on reading the whole series. That first ebook was the first I'd ever read by someone who wasn't world famous, as Amazon suggested it to me and it sounded excellent so I gave it a go which I'm extremely glad about. I've never read any books by anyone famous again because I've found much better books written by Indie authors than anything the famous authors release so I let Amazon suggest my books now and I haven't had many bad suggestions
Having read & enjoyed all ten books previously, book eleven did not disappoint. Great plot & lovely moments of nostalgia to be had! I totally recommend this series, fresh from book one through to eleven.
I've followed Jason Ayres' novels ever since his first book, The Time Bubble. I'm an avid time travel reader but Jason's stories are different with new ideas on an old theme. His books are always a fantastic read with excitement built in to keep you reading. Recommend his novels to anyone.
