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| Value for Money | 9/10  |
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| Overall rating | 9/10 |
By Harriet Klausner on 18th Sep 2005
| Value for money | 9/10 |
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| Overall value | 9/10 |
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Time Camera
Terence Lee
Trafford, May 2005
ISBN: 1412053900
Mathematical computer genius Zak Endecott invents a laser based method to break through the time continuum. Using a secretly modified video camera, Zak can record the past, though he has no means of seeing the future. His tests prove successful, culminating with a video of Jack the Ripper in action, followed by the Mutiny on the Bounty. Zak and his girlfriend Lucy Bart see an opportunity to make big bucks with his eye on history device.
However, they soon uncover events that contradict known history, starting with Trotsky in attendance at the murder of Rasputin, and then Adam Weishaupt, founder of the Bavarian Illuminati, at Versailles meeting with Benjamin Franklin. However, their work has come to the attention of rival groups wanting to rule the world. The AA, Weishaupt's secret organization, controls the West, while the Brotherhood, target the destruction of the West starting with the AA. British historian and AA assassin Eric Simmonds, wants Zak and Lucy to use the camera to destroy the Brotherhood, who have plans focused on the Vatican's upcoming revelation involving the third secret of Fatima.
TIME CAMERA is an enlightening science fiction thriller that grips the audience from the moment Zak records the Ripper, and never slows down until the final Vatican confrontation. Conspiracy buffs will especially appreciate this engaging look at history, while readers who appreciate deep underlying science theory, like string theory, will also want to read this fine illuminating tale and the accompanying bibliography. The exhilarating storyline is fast-paced, even with strong scientific support simplified for the audience to comprehend, but especially once the delightful lead combo Zak and Lucy realize they have uncovered anachronisms and are in way over their heads.
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