The Seeds of Time

by Kay Kenyon

Overview

Time travel was never like this--tied to the motions of the stars, a short cut across the galaxy, and--if you're a rare Dive pilot--a chance to be a hero. Clio Finn is one of these, a space pilot on the run from a dystopian and graying Earth toward the only future she ever wanted: the stars. Problem is, she's on the razor edge of burnout. Next stop: a labor camp in dictatorial America.

Clio might be in it for escape, for adventure, but there's also that hero thing. Her mission: to retrieve viable biota to reseed the Earth. Now, a long way from home, she's found the jackpot, a lush paradise, with plant life so vital, its seeds could give Earth a second chance, or--as her enemies believe--seal its destruction. But she's determined to bring her payload home. It's Clio Finn's last Dive. It's Earth's last chance.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940149861378
Publisher:	Worldbuilders Press
Publication date:	01/20/2015
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	NOOK Book
Pages:	544
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

Kay Kenyon is the author of fifteen science fiction and fantasy novels. Her work has been shortlisted for the Philip K. Dick, the John W. Campbell Memorial, and the American Library Association Reading List awards. Her two series have garnered repeat starred reviews in Publishers Weekly: The Dark Talent Novels and The Entire and the Rose. You can find her short stories in numerous anthologies, at online retailers as singles and, coming soon, a collection. She is a founding member of the Write on the River organization in Wenatchee WA, dedicated to helping aspiring writers improve their craft and navigate the writing life.

Editorial Reviews

Kenyon has created a winning heroine, a gripping adventure, and a setting that shows some imaginative thinking on current theories of Earth's ecological ruin and of time travel.

Publisher's Weekly