On the night of June 4, 1977, 12-year-old Jim Koslow lost his friend Jaime Mitchell in a strange accident following an alleged UFO crash. He found something near the scene of the accident--a gleaming plastic disk. Twenty years later, the adult Dr. James Koslow finds the disk, a CD-ROM, in the bottom of his old toybox while visiting his parents. What was computer age technology doing back in the 1970s? James Koslow's search for answers ultimately hurls him back through time to the week of the accident in which Jaime died. Will he be able to stop the accident or will he be forced to relive it? Does he have the right to stop it and, if he does, what effect will it have on his own future?
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Dr. Timothy D. Wise is a professor of management and marketing at Southern Arkansas University in Magnolia, Arkansas. He is a graduate of Louisiana Tech University. Wise is also the author of the Intrepid Force science fiction series.
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4.5 stars! Interesting "out of time" story.,
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This review is from: Season Out of Time (Mass Market Paperback)
I am usually not much of a fan of stories dealing with time anomalies, but this one is well done. I have read the author's sci-fi series of Intrepid Force novels, which are much longer and more in depth-- but this story, though shorter, is also quite inventive in plot. I feel it would also interest teen readers, as a large part of its focus involves an occurence that happened when the main character, Jim, was twelve.
The story has a good deal of nostalgia for those of us who's childhood spanned through the seventies. You will read about many familiar things from that era as you make your way through the story. The struggle to set things right and establish the correct timeline is interesting in the ramifications that result. It shows, in several instances, that the power of love is strong enough to make huge differences in people's lives. I recommend this book to all readers, and now I am off to read Timothy Wise's new fantasy novel, The Sign of the Sword.
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