The Reality War Book2: The City of Destruction [NOOK Book]

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Overview

Time...


Time is running out — the Reality War is escalating.


Time is corroding — the past is becoming unreliable, causality splintering.


Time...


Time is the early Jurassic. It is now that the riddle of Paradox One will be answered. But the riddle has many possible solutions, and only the winner of the Reality War gets to choose.

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The Reality War Book2: The City of Destruction

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Overview

Time...


Time is running out — the Reality War is escalating.


Time is corroding — the past is becoming unreliable, causality splintering.


Time...


Time is the early Jurassic. It is now that the riddle of Paradox One will be answered. But the riddle has many possible solutions, and only the winner of the Reality War gets to choose.

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Product Details

  • BN ID: 2940044815353
  • Publisher: Greyhart Press
  • Publication date: 8/21/2012
  • Sold by: Smashwords
  • Format: eBook
  • Sales rank: 723,094
  • File size: 2 MB

Meet the Author

Tim C. Taylor is an author of science fiction. He was born in Colchester, England in 1970.


When he first thought of writing a story in the early naughties, he got a bit ahead of himself and searched Amazon for authors sharing his name. To find so many Tim Taylors already published was a crushing blow. Luckily his parents had foreseen this and provided him with a middle name. Now girded with a 'Middle C' the author saw early success published in print and online magazines before concentrating on writing novels. Recently he has been published in the Newcon Press anthologies: 'Shoes, Ships and Cadavers' and 'Further Conflicts'.


In Spring 2011 he launched an indie publisher of short stories, specialising in Sci Fi, horror, and fantasy: Greyhart Press.


In the real world, he is husband, Dad, sometime-brewer, and oftentime-builder of Lego constructs to his son's designs. After twenty years earning a living making software, he is now a full-time author. So expect to see much more from him soon.

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  • Posted November 10, 2012

    After reading Reality War #1, I couldn¿t wait to read The Realit

    After reading Reality War #1, I couldn’t wait to read The Reality War # 2 to see where the journey was going to take me and see how it was all going to come together.

    Book 2 goes into more depth on the alien’s life/family and the ongoing war on earth and how the two intertwine for the big ending. The story continues and moves at a quick pace. We find out what happened when the time traveler does start a family in the past. How it not only affected the earth but also the invading aliens past and future. This novel has time travel forward and backwards trying to stop the alien war and save the time traveler’s family to keep from changing history or the future.

    There is a recurring character that pops in and out of both novels 1 and 2. He reminds me of the Cheshire Cat, you never know when he is going to show up and if he is going to have good or bad news or if he will help or hinder.

    In closing, I loved these novels and I haven’t read any sci-fi for a few years. I have been reading more fantasy and horror. I guess I got away from it because my favorite science fiction writer, Spider Robinson, stop writing about Callahan's Saloon. Now I have Tim C. Taylor to follow, can’t wait for the next story, and I am sure you will feel the same. What a ride.

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