Time travel, science, history, and romance come together in the bestselling first science fiction novel in the Defenders of Time Series. 

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Book 1: Going Back

When two scientists at a symposium on time travel are killed, followed immediately by the shocking detection of a time displacement wave, or TDW—the science world is shaken by the signs of someone traveling back in time to change the past. While their identity and goals are unknown, it’s clear that they’ll have to be stopped before they change the pattern of history. 

Special Agent Lou Hessman and his team are tasked with going back to the New York City of the year 1919 to find and stop this TDW. Not an easy task under any circumstance, but the question remains: Are these changes something they want to fix?

Book 2: KIDNAPPERS FROM THE FUTURE

The time travel adventure continues in the page-turning second science fiction novel in the bestselling Defenders of Time Series.

With the recent expansion of the time travel program to include Dr. Sam Weiss’s niece, Samantha, exciting breakthroughs are on the horizon. Just days before she is set to officially join the team, Samantha, her uncle, and Special Agent Hessman encounter a group of Russian terrorists who vanish into thin air and leave behind a strange type of electrified bullet. When despite all security precautions, the terrorists once again appear, this time right in the middle of the base, they successfully kidnap Samantha. Her location is completely unknown.

The team must race to uncover why these Russians, who appear to have come from the future, have traveled through time to take Samantha. Their mission is immediately clear: rescue Samantha and find out why she was kidnapped in the first place. The team will be forced to overcome their outdated technology, and Special Agent Hessman’s developing feelings for Samantha, to save her and unravel the mystery from the future.

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