The Time Cruisers: The Exodus Trap

by Tim Frady

Overview

A search for a missing scientist, responsible for the Philadelphia Experiment during World War II, takes his son, Ronald Montgomery, and his friends on an exciting, epic-sized time travel adventure through biblical history and beyond. While on his journey, he must confront incredible odds, facing the likes of Pharaoh's army, and Adolf Hitler's Nazi soldiers and villainous right hand man, Bastian Wolfe. Joining him on this adventure are his prospective love interest, Mary, his rival for her affections, Mack, Professor Jack Warren, and a mysterious government agent named John Martin. Along the way, this group of time traveling adventurers will also encounter Noah, Moses, and even the Biblical strong man, Samson. Relive the Bible's greatest adventures through the eyes of our heroes, and learn the secrets of America's underground time travel organization, known as ATTA, sworn to defend America from all enemies, past, present, and future. It's a thrill ride that spans the centuries and makes you witness to the most spectacular events of all human history!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781482327991
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	02/07/2013
Series:	The Time Cruisers , #1
Pages:	160
Product dimensions:	5.98(w) x 9.02(h) x 0.37(d)

About the Author

Tim Frady is the owner and operator of the superherouniverse website which is dedicated to giving science fiction and adventure fans a place to share their stories and art with the public. He has written numerous online science fiction stories, and online superhero comics, as well as the book Common Sense Biblical Approach to Health and Fitness.

Tim Frady enjoyed a multitude of inspirations growing up that have influenced his work, which were mostly science fiction in nature. Whether it's old comic books, action-adventure movies like Indiana Jones, time travel movies like The Final Countdown and Back to the Future, books like The Time Machine by H.G. Wells, or classic TV shows like the Twilight Zone, it's that same classic sense of wonderment, awe, and mystery that seem to be missing from some of today's sci-fi and adventure genre that he attempts to bring to his stories.

Making stories intelligent enough for adults and yet suitable for younger readers to enjoy as well, is another high priority. It's his belief that good science fiction should be entertaining and thought provoking. The best of these stories, he believes, are those wonderful time travel scenarios that make the reader ask the question that forever haunts all of us in our daily lives, "What if?"