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Time Knight by Todd Cheney

Time Travel, Sacrifice, and the Fate of Humanity He must give up his future to save it. "A gripping tale of time travel, sacrifice, and the power of human determination."  
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The Rocking Chair by Jeff Ovall

This chair is not your grandmother's rocking chair! In fact, you wouldn't want your grandmother or any loved one near it! So find a well lit room and enjoy an intense read of this Sci-Fi thriller.  
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"I've traveled halfway around the world, yet never have I traveled so far as into the depths of the mind."


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The idea to write Snapping the String came about many years ago when my best friend's school chum was incarcerated in a mental institution for kleptomania.  He is still there today.  That seemed ridiculously harsh to me. Also, during the 1970's, I worked with Virginia's deinstitutionalization program freeing inmates from a regional mental hospital.  This [Snapping the String] speaks to the souls abandoned inside the hospital wards who yearned for nothing more than freedom. These two profound experiences served as an inspiration for Snapping the String which is set against the backdrop of my hometown Richmond, Virginia.