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Executed (Extracted Trilogy) Paperback – June 6, 2017

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The team of heroes extracted from their timelines to stop the impending apocalypse didn’t think they needed a leader.

But they’ve got one anyway.

With their mission in tatters, Miri has been called in to steady the ship. And to focus them on their assignment: preventing the end of the world.

The problem is, the world doesn’t know it’s in danger. With governments pursuing them relentlessly, attempting to steal the time-travel device to use for their own ends, the heroes are on the run—fighting for survival in a world they’re supposed to save.

Meanwhile, Miri has motives of her own. And when the existence of a second device is discovered, the team’s mission and their lives are in mortal danger…

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June 6, 2017
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About the Author

RR Haywood is an Amazon All Star author. He is the creator of the bestselling series The Undead, a self-published British zombie-horror series that has become a cult hit with a readership that defies generations and gender.

Living in an underground cave, away from the spy satellites and invisible drones sent to watch over us by the BBC, he works a full-time job, has four dogs and lots of tattoos. He is also a certified, badged and registered hypochondriac, for which he blames the invisible BBC drones.

Should you not have a drone to hand, you can find him at www.rrhaywood.com.

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Publisher : 47North (June 6, 2017)
Language : English
Paperback : 396 pages
ISBN-10 : 1611099323
ISBN-13 : 978-1611099324
Item Weight : 14.4 ounces
Dimensions : 5.5 x 1 x 8.25 inches

Best Sellers Rank: #1,127,783 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #2,828 in Time Travel Fiction
- #6,005 in Dystopian Fiction
- #11,120 in Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction (Books)

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"Big damn heroes!"

Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2017

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This pair of books was impossible to put down! BUT the writer used the passive voice so much in Extracted that I did get a little annoyed. Thankfully, he did that much less in Executed. That said, I really enjoyed these books! The dialog between the heroes is freaking hilarious---they are such likable people but also completely bad ass. Joss Whedon (of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Firefly, The Avengers, and Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.) needs to read this and direct the movie versions! Whedon specializes in strong female characters, ensemble casts, hilarious dialog, lots of action, and truly good characters who are thoroughly human while still being bad ass, which describes this story. But back to Extracted and Executed...wow! I'm still working out what happened (time travel twists that aren't over-explained, so that puzzling things early in the story make sense later). For compelling escapism with memorable characters, a riveting plot, and a pace that is often as fast as the firefights depicted, read these books!

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Richard A. Lawhern

Well done second novel in a series

Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2017

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In "Executed", RR Haywood continues the Extracted series ably begun with his first book. I found his time travel concepts refreshingly original and his characters downright intriguing. The heroes aren't perfect personalities, but neither are they so idealized as to be unbelievable. We learn about their personal histories a bit at a time, in much the manner that real life might unfold between people pulled together in a semi-military organization trying to save the world. Some of the villains are more accidentally evil or personally weak-willed than truly villainous.

The plot twists and turns are ably managed as characters struggle with the limits of their particular time travel physics. Some reviewers may be frustrated by the plot loose ends remaining at the end of Book 2. With less skilled authors, I've had that reaction myself. But in this case, I feel more motivation to read the last of the books and complete the story.

Due to sexual content and explicit violence in some scenes, some parents may consider this series to be for adults rather than younger teens.

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Chris

Makes the first book one I can recommend.

Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2017

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Mr Haywood has followed up his good time travail book with a better one. In this book he has had taken advantage of the ability to use this machine without getting lost in it. With out getting into details that will spoil the book, I will say it has some turns and ideas that work well.

If you plan on reading this book - the first in the trilogy is an absolute must, You will be lost without it. After reading the first book I was not shore if I would recommend it to someone, it was a bit disjointed (perhaps by design) and clearly ended like a book twice as long that was split to make you buy the follow up, I hate that. But this book makes amends - it ends without needing to read the next one. The best part is that I will buy the third book because it is a good story and not because I have been swindled into buying a book in three installments.

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Don't miss out!

Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2017

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This is book 2. Book 1, Extracted, had some crazy, non-stop action. Book 2 is a non-stop adrenaline rush.

This is not a stand-alone novel, you'll want to read Extracted before reading this one. But you will not be sorry you invested the time. Heart stopping scene after scene move this mind-bending plot along at a furious pace.

Oh? You like character driven plots instead? No worries, you WILL fall in love with each and every one of these individual, unique characters. They will engage you at first meeting and wrap you around their little finger (one way or another). ;-)

My only complaint is that it's over. NO NO, not the story, but I did finish book 2. I really wanted it to go on and on and on. Of course, part of that was wanting to continue listening to Carl Prekopp's excellent narration. Carl brings this story to life in your car, living room, jogging trail, or any location of your choosing.

If you like techno-thrillers like I do, don't miss out on this series.

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MikiHope

Non stop action-twists and turns--there is violence and some crude language.

Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2019

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This is the second in the Extracted Trilogy Series by RR Haywood.

This one is definitely not for those who can not tolerate violence or get offended by some rather crude language.

There is a new leader in the bunker in the far distant past with the only neighbors being dinosaurs--and she is going to take charge one way or another, The fight scene in the Cavendish mansion is horrific--a bloodbath really as the team is determined to get the inventor of the Time Travel to safety. All the countries in the world are attempting to get this invention--they have to be stopped. Will the five who were extracted moments before death be able to stop them?

What comes next? Guess I will have to read the third book in this series to find out!

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Andrew

One of the best books I've ever read

Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2017

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I have read a lot of books over the years and I have to say that this is one of the best books that I have ever read.

Let's start with the character development. You have an extremely intelligent insurance investigator, a brutally honest beautiful leader, a war machine, a rogue intelligence operative, and essentially an aging super spy. That's without getting into the supporting characters. All these characters were masterfully development and show that the author has a knack for engineering chemistry between his characters where its seemingly impossible.

Then you have the action sequences that are phenomenal. Couple that with a realistic interpretation of science fiction that is explained so simp!y it makes you say, "Well I could write that." But has seemingly never been explained in that way.

I can go on and on, but I'll just conclude by say that my hat goes off to you Mr. Haywood and I eagerly look forward to your next book.

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NjMac

Not for theoretical physicists

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 13, 2017

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Damn that was so good. Time travel without the mind bending theoretical physics, with plenty of violence and humour. Would Stephen Hawking like it? No, probably not. So if you're a theoretical physicist or maybe just have a stick up your butt and can't just enjoy a good yarn, then this isn't for you. However, if you like plenty of action, occasional sexy goings-on and a fast paced unpredictable story then you'll love it.
Of course this is all entirely pointless if you bought the first book, because you'll already know it's a great story and you're just hopping straight to the next volume.
If you haven't read the first book then what are you doing here? Go read the first one!

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T D Jones

I feel a film coming on

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 2, 2017

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The first book mainly concerned how our small team of dead heroes was extracted from their timelines. Now they find that to save the world they may have to execute a plan that will have them fighting every government on the planet.

The British government has found out time travel exists and will stop at nothing to secure the device and the inventor, even if that means the rest of the world will nuke Britain out of existence before they can use it. The only thing in their way is our team of heroes, now led by former intelligence chief Miri; dedicated, devious and completely ruthless. An unknown group saves them from an attack by overwhelming numbers of British security services and army. Caught up in the mayhem is Tango Two, a bemused British Secret Service agent and accidental prisoner, who can't understand why this group have no idea of how to mistreat a prisoner or why her own side wants her dead.

The reader will work out what is going to happen before most of the characters. The interactions between them are interesting and the action, when it comes, swift and vicious. Until the end, the time travel is mostly incidental to the storytelling, but the last chapter shows what a master-tactician can do with a time machine. Not sure where the final part of the trilogy will go, but these two parts together would probably make a good film.

The highest praise I can give this book is that I delayed starting a new book in my favourite series to finish it and then read most of it again. This could become like my favourite book that I've been regularly revisiting for 30 years because I like the characters.

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Mr. Robin Glover

Part Two Polisher!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 18, 2019

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Having read some other reviews of book one, the main criticisms seem to be about the discourse between the main characters being somewhat terse and clipped with language best described as 'salty' and why couldn't it be published in one go! Firstly anyone who's served in the forces or emergency services would immediately recognise that when you are in the middle of life and death that's how it is and you don't get many choirboys preparing for impending doom if it all goes wrong, so as far as I'm concerned, the 'banter' was accurate and only added to the tension. As to why it took three books to tell this terrific yarn is firstly, I would propose, the size of the book(s) in single publish format would be expensive, (costs would be prohibitive and one huge tome could put off potential readers, when this is definitely a worthwhile tale to be told), secondly, to my way of thinking, the tension factor gets built on and having to get the next instalment works better, plus the author can recap and answer or deal with any issues arising from previous book(s). As the review title suggests, the polishing done in book two sets up and continues the story in a linear way and frankly, there isn't that much recapping done which can be tedious. I again won't spoil the story, but this time travel plot is one of the best I've read in a good while and full of action, twists and reveals in all the right places and if you are genuinely into the genre, this has to be on your 'to read' list. I love the characters, taken out of their own time stream with minimal back story padding, the reasons behind it and what must be done and why, set in a near (and in some cases, spookily accurate) future. It all works for me and I can't praise it highly enough. I know personal taste is subjective but this is pretty much mainstream, well written and my mind's eye was working overtime when reading this excellent story, and along with book one, I'm fairly positive, book three will be a cracker too.

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Meh

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 31, 2018

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Okay, though the author still shows no understanding of what time travel truly is. Frankly, it is so confusing and contradictory that your brain melts if you try to follow the ramifications. So he doesn’t. Instead he focuses on a very small piece of an infinite picture. It’s badly flawed but entertaining enough, though Sara’s relentless mindlessness is irritating. Harry is still just a name but there are a couple of new characters, including Bertie, whom Terry Pratchett fans will recognize as a thinly disguised Leonard of Quirm. Overall...mediocre but inoffensive.

4 people found this helpful

Studebacher Hoch

Slight improvement

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 6, 2019

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I'm forcing myself to finish this trilogy because I like to punish myself.
This book is a slight improvement over the first, mostly because of one half-decent character - Miri.
Safa really is the worst character ever.
I mean, Safa is amazing. We know that because the author tells us. Constantly. Safa is the best. Highly trained, fit, exceptional at what she does. We are told time and time again.
The fact that she won't follow any orders, is rude, disrespectful, indiscreet, her first reaction to anything is to hit, kick or throttle somebody - she's a total mission liability, and Miri is apparently happy to ignore all this.
Despite the fact that Miri is amazing. We know that because the author tells us. Constantly. Miri is the best. Always 10 steps ahead, playing the game, considers every detail, commands respect (apart from Safa and any of the other team members actually, who blithely ignore everything she ever says).
Still, Miri does at least ad some direction to the plot so it isn't all constant training, watching films and the endless "hilarious top bantz" between the team.
The dialogue is excruciating as in the first book. I'm no prude when it comes to swearing, but there is literally a page of single word insults for a whole page - no descriptive, just the words. Boring and annoying!
The plot does move on, but basically only one thing happens throughout the whole book, and it's all a build up to that point.
OK, now to dive into the third, and thankfully final, book.

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