Time Transit

by Kay Austin

There's a reason Maude Kincaid is one of the best Time Rogues, and it's the same reason she's now dead - or soon will be. Gut-shot and lying in a sub-orbital tram station reeking of brimstone, waiting... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0505527154
• ISBN13: 9780505527158
• Release Date: January 2008
• Publisher: Love Spell
• Length: 338 Pages
• Weight: 0.36 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 4.3" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

fabulous science fiction romance

In the twenty-second century TIME ROGUE Maude Kincaid is one of the best at insuring temporal rifts do not occur. On her last mission she met and was attracted to twenty-first century inhabitant Dr. Gil Gillespie, but knew nothing can come of her feelings. Instead his memories of her are deleted. However, for whatever reason, perhaps love is too strong to erase, but Gil somehow remembers her. He is brought forward a century to her natural time, but learns she is to die in 2152. Meanwhile in Outskirt 13 of the sub-orbital tram station where it all began thirty or so rotations ago, Maude, having done her duty by eating a bullet in her gut to save CORE, her friends and the time line, is dying with no hope for help, thirteen miles from home. However, Maude never expected that her friends led by a frantic Gil refuse to allow her to die though they make unauthorized leaps through time as they believe they have all the time in the world to save her. This sequel to the wild TIME ROGUES is a fabulous science fiction romance, in which dedicated heroes understand protecting the time line is more important than saving a friend, a loved one, or one's self; that is until Gil makes a different plea to test time in order to save Maude. Gil and Maude are terrific protagonists who are ironically the ultimate star-crossed lovers as they have no time at all for one another yet all the time to try i they dare. Although the future world is never developed beyond the physics principals of time management, sub-genre fans will find this action-packed thriller worth the time to read it. Harriet Klausner