Kindle Edition Amazon Category:  Young Adult/Teen ISBN-10:  1523967552 Type: Fiction Pages: 186 Copyright: March 2, 2016 ISBN-13: 9781523967551 Price: $2.99 (eBook) A desperate teen, a faulty machine, a rising body count A NEW TWIST TO TIME TRAVEL  A desperate girl A faulty time machine A rising body count Seventeen year old Laken may want to get revenge on the girls who have bullied her, but she also wants to help them. Honest. Secretly using the time machine in her father's science lab, she sends them one by one into the last century. Poof, problems solved. Except they're not. Now the disappearances are being linked to unmarked graves. Parents are lying about their missing kids' whereabouts. The police want to search the lab. And Laken is running out of time to retrieve the last girl she sent to 1994. Excerpt WHAT DID WE (two nervous, frantic girls) do with a dead body while a storm brewed outside, the lights actually flickered, and the minutes ticked closer to the moment when my car would drive up—with me driving? You would have thought we’d discussed the subject before. Because in less than five minutes of rational, scientific debate we settled on burying Megan, time machine style, in the hill out back. It sounded cold and callous, but really it was the best thing for everyone. Mack made agitated chimpanzee howls when we dragged Megan down the hall, past his cell. The steps were the worst. Her toes smacked every stair tread with a dull thump. It was heart-breaking. (Download full first chapter above.)

Reviews by book bloggers
"The Girl in the Time Machine will take you for a ride through time and then spit you back out in places and situations you'll never see coming. Hang on to your seats for this one!" --Tifani Clark, author

"This book has such an original story inthe time travel genre, I was riveted from the opening line and spellbound all the way through to the incredible conclusion."--Sue at Bedazzled by Books

Serenity Sheilds at Lovely Reads: "I'm so excited to read another book by Debra, her books are so addicting, the only cure is to read your way through the book."

Stormi at Boundless Book Reviews: "The Girl in theTime Machine was a unique, captivating, edge of your seat read from the very first page. I was impressed! The story was phenomenal! It wasn't anything like I've ever read before involving time travel. It kept me deeply enthralled from the beginning. It was one big thrill ride with action, humor, and mystery. I absolutely loved this story!"