Books matching: time displacement
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Save:Rhapsody is the first book in The Symphony of Ages series by Elizabeth Haydon. The story follows the journey of Rhapsody, a Namer with the power to attune herself to the vibrations of all things and change their identities through music. Along with her companions, she embarks on an epic adventure that spans continents and centuries, uncovering mysteries and facing challenges along the way. The book features a rich world with a music-based magic system and a blend of action, adventure, romance, and mystery.
Meridion sat down at the Time Editor and began to work. He adjusted the lenses and checked the spools of diaphanous strands, ranging in density from the thick, clear film of the Past to the foggy, wis... - #2A Long Time Until NowBook 1 in the series:Temporal Displacement Series Book
Save:A Long Time Until Now by Michael Z. Williamson is a story about a military unit that gets displaced back in time to the paleolithic era. The book delves into the challenges they face in surviving with limited resources, dealing with culture shock, and interacting with other displaced groups from different time periods. The writing style is detailed, with a strong focus on military day-to-day life, character backgrounds, and the group dynamics within the unit.
He wasn’t a new 1LT, though no one here knew him directly. He’d pinned it on a year ago. A month ago he had been on his first convoy, and his first firefight. Neither had been noteworthy. Some RIF had... - #3
Save:Mother of Learning is a web novel by Domagoj Kurmaic, also known as Nobody103, that follows the story of Zorian, a wizard trapped in a time loop at a magic academy. The book focuses on Zorian's journey of learning and developing his skills as he tries to figure out the mysteries of the time loop. Readers praise the detailed world-building and the progression fantasy elements in the story, which keep them engaged throughout the series. The book is described as a blend of fantasy epic and time loop narrative, with a strong focus on character development and magical realism.
Standing in Rea’s home, Zorian ignored the curious gazes leveled at him from Rea and Haslush and kept silent, calmly considering things. A million questions swam through his head. Why were these three... - #4
Save:Recursion by Blake Crouch is a fast-paced science fiction thriller that delves into the concept of False Memory Syndrome, where people recall alternate events and lives they never lived. The story follows NYPD officer Barry Sutton and neuroscientist Helena Smith as they investigate and try to solve the mysterious syndrome. As their paths intertwine, they discover the implications of altering memories and the consequences it has on a personal and global scale. The writing style is described as mind-bending, thought-provoking, and emotionally moving, with a plot that explores the complexities of time travel and memory manipulation.
Barry Sutton pulls over into the fire lane at the main entrance of the Poe Building, an Art Deco tower glowing white in the illumination of its exterior sconces. He climbs out of his Crown Vic, rushes... - #5
Save:'The Time Traders' by Andre Norton follows the adventures of Ross Murdock, a young man caught in a criminal lifestyle who is given a chance to join a secret project exploring various time periods to uncover the source of technological advancements being exploited by the Russians. As Ross navigates through different eras, encountering challenges and mysteries, he must race against time to maintain the balance of global power. The book blends elements of time travel, Cold War tensions, and encounters with ancient civilizations, offering a mix of adventure and intrigue. Norton's writing style weaves together historical settings, science fiction elements, and anthropological descriptions, creating a captivating journey through time and space.
To anyone who glanced casually inside the detention room the young man sitting there did not seem very formidable. In height he might have been a little above average, but not enough to make him notic... - #6
Save:The Light Brigade by Kameron Hurley is a military science fiction novel set in a dystopian future where Earth is at war with Mars, fought by corporate armies. The story follows Dietz, a young soldier who enlists in the military after a devastating attack by Martian colonists. The soldiers are sent into battles by breaking into light particles, causing them to experience time displacement and uncover the truth about the war they are fighting. The narrative is non-linear, with elements of time travel and a focus on the protagonist's journey to understand the real motivations behind the conflict.
I wanted to be counted among the heroes who gave us this better world. That’s what I told the recruiter. That’s what I told my first squad leader. It’s what I told every CO, and there were . . . a cou... - #7
Save:In "All Our Wrong Todays" by Elan Mastai, the story follows Tom Barren who lives in a utopian version of 2016 created by a world-changing invention in 1965. When Tom impulsively travels back in time and alters the course of history, he finds himself in a dystopian version of 2016, our current reality. The novel explores themes of time travel, alternate realities, self-discovery, and the consequences of one person's actions on the world.
That means nothing to you, obviously, because you live here, in the crappy world we do have. But it never should’ve turned out like this. And it’s all my fault—well, me and to a lesser extent my fathe... - #8
Save:The Guns of the South by Harry Turtledove is an alternate history novel that explores the scenario where time-traveling white supremacists from the future provide the Confederate Army with modern weaponry like AK-47s during the American Civil War. The book delves into the consequences of this intervention, including the impact on historical events and the development of a newly empowered Confederacy. Through the perspectives of characters like Robert E. Lee and Nate Caudell, the story weaves a thought-provoking narrative that combines elements of historical fiction with speculative fiction, creating a captivating blend of realism and imagination.
Headquarters January 20, 1864 Mr. President: I have delayed replying to your letter of the 4th until the time arrived for the execution of the attempt on New Berne. I regret very much that the boats o... - #9
Save:Pastwatch: The Redemption of Christopher Columbus by Orson Scott Card is a science fiction novel that explores the concept of time travel and altering historical events. The story follows a group of researchers in the future who have developed a technology that allows them to view and potentially change the past. They focus on Christopher Columbus as a pivotal figure in history and aim to influence his actions to create a better future. The book interweaves the narratives of the researchers in the future with the life of Christopher Columbus in the past, providing a unique blend of historical fiction and speculative science fiction. The writing style is described as thought-provoking, clever, and well-researched, with a focus on exploring moral dilemmas, societal issues, and the consequences of altering history.
"the replanting" or "the restoring" or even "the resurrection" of the Earth. All these names were accurate. Something had been done, and now it was being undone. Much had died or been broken or killed... - #10
Save:In the book 'The Unincorporated Man' by Dani and Eytan Kollin, the story is set 350 years in the future where most citizens are incorporated entities whose shares trade on the open market. The protagonist, Justin Cord, a 21st-century billionaire revived after being frozen in cryogenic stasis, refuses to incorporate himself, sparking a political uprising against the incorporated system. The novel delves into the complex world where individuals are born incorporated, with personal portfolios divided into shares that come with voting rights and dividends, exploring themes of autonomy, societal control, and the struggle for freedom in a world dominated by corporate power.
The writing style of the authors intricately weaves together political discussions, futuristic technology, corporate intrigue, and societal upheaval, creating a thought-provoking narrative that challenges readers to contemplate the fragile nature of freedom, the impact of corporate influence on individual liberties, and the potential consequences of a society where individuals are constantly held accountable to shareholders.
The counterpart for education (financing) would be to “buy” a share in an individual’s earning prospects; to advance him the funds needed to finance his training on condition that he agree to pay the ...
