Twinned Universes
Author: Sandra Ulbrich Almazan
Paul Harrison always wanted to play Hamlet, but he never expected he'd live the role first.
In
the aftermath of a family tragedy on 21st century Earth, Paul discovers
he's the clone of Sean Lyon, his great-great-grandfather and a famous
TwenCen musician. Suspecting his mother's death was no accident, Paul
comes up with a plan to trick the answers out of the great-uncle who had
him cloned. But in order to make his plan work, Paul needs help from
Sean himself--and Sean's time is running out in the TwenCen universe
next door. Although Paul's family lives on the spaceship that travels
between the universes, he's never been allowed on TwenCen Earth. Now,
with the help of his friends, his disguise-creating holoprojectors, and a
quantum quirk, Paul must make his way to Sean while evading other time
travelers who fear he'll change the history of the TwenCen universe. If
Paul is to achieve justice, he must not only risk his own life, but the
wormhole connecting the universes. "To be or not to be" was a simple
question in comparison....
Sandra's Comments: I knew as I wrote Lyon's Legacy that I would need to write a sequel. This book is set about eighteen years later but can be read on its own. Paul is my favorite character I've created so far, but his friends are interesting too. I will be returning to the Catalyst Chronicles series once I publish the first book in my fantasy Season Avatars series later this year.
I'm not into sci-fi, but lots of folks are and will surely enjoy your review of this book. The cover is awesome and looks quite inviting. I'm a history buff so love reality more. A-Z...congrats for making this far, we're chugging along.
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Awesome post! I love science-fiction based books!
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I'm also participating in the A-Z Challenge and my theme features books and the title of the book that I'm featuring that day begins with the letter of the day!
Thanks for visiting, Sandy and athousandliveslived!
ReplyDeleteWat a great idea for a sci-fi novel. I wonder why no one else thought of it?
ReplyDeleteThat's another one sitting and waiting for me to get to it.
ReplyDeleteWell, the first one was a strong story. If you like this one better (or at least the character) then it must be excellent.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Maurice, Andrew, and Rusty!
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