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St Mary's is back and nothing is going right for Max. Once again, it's just one damned thing after another. The action jumps from an encounter with a mirror-stealing Isaac Newton to the bloody battlefield at Agincourt. Discover how a simple fact-finding assignment to witness the ancient and murderous cheese- rolling ceremony in Gloucester can result in CBC - concussion by cheese. The long awaited jump to Bronze Age Troy ends in personal catastrophe for Max and just when it seems things couldn't get any worse - it's back to the Cretaceous Period again to confront an old enemy who has nothing to lose. So, make the tea, grab the chocolate biscuits, settle back and discover exactly why the entire history department has painted itself blue ...… (altro)
This is the most emotional impactful of the chronicles that i have read so far. In particular the description of the devastation at the fall of Troy. In typical fashion, the author swerves and offers up a comedic episode to relieve some of the tension. The end is a little confusing, I need to move on to the next book.
Running to escape the Greeks in the Battle for Troy and the French peasants in Agincourt, this third book in the time-traveling series is as full of adventures and rollicking laughs as ever. And an extraordinary poignant scene caps it off in the Cretaceous. The deux ex machina at the end left me liking this book much less than the previous two. It seems the author was writing a trilogy and then changed her mind. It’s just a little too convenient. So book 4 better be a doozy! Still another fantastic wild ride! ( )
When I was a kid, my Dad used to say that he could tell when I had something that was bothering me because I would be reading 2 or 3 books at a time. Fast forward XX number of years and you can tell when I really like a book series when I download #4 in a series as soon as finish #3 in a series. I finished "A Second Chance" at lunch. It is now almost dinner time and I've downloaded the next book! I'm going to have to replace the battery in my Kindle and it's all the fault of The Chronicles of St. Mary's!
I won't bore you with a synopsis of the book. Others do a better job of that than I would. I'll just say that these books are thoroughly entertaining. They have action, humor, a little romance, time travel, and hairpin plot twists and turns. If that's the kind of book you like, you will enjoy these books! ( )
All gods are the same. They're big on the worshipping and the ceremonies and the imposing buildings, but when you really need them -- they're never there.
DNA evidence is quite clear. There was only ever one successful migration out of Africa and every one of us -- every single person outside of Africa -- is descended from one of the people who made that one crossing. Estimates put the number at around two hundred to two hundred and fifty people.
I turned back to him, clutched at his greens, shook him slightly and said harshly, 'Listen to me, Leon. Listen to me now, because this is the most important thing you will ever hear. I will always come for you. No matter how bad things seem, I always come for you. Remember that.
Newton says that Time is like an arrow, and can never deviate from its path. Einstein says Time is like a river and meanders, running fast and slow. Maxwell -- when she's been up all night thinking too much, says Time is like a circle and ripples in a pool spread out in all directions. Including back into the past.
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St Mary's is back and nothing is going right for Max. Once again, it's just one damned thing after another. The action jumps from an encounter with a mirror-stealing Isaac Newton to the bloody battlefield at Agincourt. Discover how a simple fact-finding assignment to witness the ancient and murderous cheese- rolling ceremony in Gloucester can result in CBC - concussion by cheese. The long awaited jump to Bronze Age Troy ends in personal catastrophe for Max and just when it seems things couldn't get any worse - it's back to the Cretaceous Period again to confront an old enemy who has nothing to lose. So, make the tea, grab the chocolate biscuits, settle back and discover exactly why the entire history department has painted itself blue ...
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