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Time Trigger
The year is 2474 and humanity still have not learned to love one another. Things are strange in that we have discovered that time is flexible. Time can easily be controlled with the blink of an eye. 10% of the population is born with this gift; Connor Walker is born with this gift. He is currently the employee of the Network a single massive entity that controls all media in 2474. Unhappy with this Connor is searching for a time trigger. This is an event within the time line that will help him alter the future and be rid of The Network once and for all. But he must be careful because changing the time stream can have some very dangerous consequences.
152 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 13, 2017
About the author
Alberto Pupo
30Ìýbooks18ÌýfollowersBorn and raised by the sea in Miami Florida before relocating to Frederick Maryland where I have settled down with a wife, three crazy kids, a ninety-five pound Black Labrador known as Mulder, a mini Aussie Shepherd called Kakashi, and the latest addition a feline by the name of Rambo.
It has been amazing to finally be able to fully pursue my passion which thus far has yielded seven full-length novels and three novellas with more still to come... Please feel free to join me on this adventure.
It has been amazing to finally be able to fully pursue my passion which thus far has yielded seven full-length novels and three novellas with more still to come... Please feel free to join me on this adventure.
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July 3, 2017
This is a futuristic time travel story where there is no governance just AI the world is controlled by Ai and life has become monotonous without any substance, Connor’s greatest wish is to travel back in time and change the event that caused AI to be in control.
Somewhere along the lines, I got lost, I seem to have taken a wrong turn because I lost the storyline. There are a few grammatical errors and the middle of the story doesn't bond well, I find myself trying to grasp what the trigger point was, there are so many players but none playing the right game so it left me even more confused.
Somewhere along the lines, I got lost, I seem to have taken a wrong turn because I lost the storyline. There are a few grammatical errors and the middle of the story doesn't bond well, I find myself trying to grasp what the trigger point was, there are so many players but none playing the right game so it left me even more confused.
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