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|  | | John Smith World Jumper Book One: Portal to Adventure, Part Four
John encounters a mysterious figure aboard the airship, and reveals a deeper mystery as well.
The forth installment of the John Smith World Jumper serial book one. | |  | | John Smith, World Jumper Book One: Portal to Adventure, Part One
Awakening from a severe head injury and amnesia in an allied hospital during World War I, "John Smith" quickly realizes he is not like other men. John can travel to parallel worlds, seemingly through the power of his own mind. In this first serial, he not only learns of his power when it is triggered in the stress of combat, but visits an Earth still trapped in the midst of an ice age. On the ice age planet, John encounters not only humans, but another species locked in conflict with them.
The John Smith, World Jumper series is written as an adventurous tribute to early planetary adventure stories, written near the turn of the 20th century and often published in serial format. It throws in a few twists to make it at least "remotely" plausible or at least entertainingly believable with developments in science since the 20's, and to add more potential depth to the story line.
It is published in serial format so that those with limited time to read can catch up on a weekly basis, using whatever form of electronic reader is convenient to them.
Give | |  | | John Smith, World Jumper Book One: Portal to Adventure, Part Three
John and Layla escape the clutches of the 'others,' only to find themselves in an even more dire predicament where John realized that.... You'll have to read it to find out what. This is the third part in a serial story, that starts predictably enough with part one.
This is the third part of the first John Smith, World Jumper book, entitled "Portal to Adventure." It is being published in serial format to allow easier reading on portable reading devices.
The John Smith series is conceived as a fast read adventure series, with romantic elements, in homage to such early "science fiction" authors as Edgar Rice Burroughs, but updated to incorporate certain more modern understandings of science while allowing the stories to still be fun and adventurous.
| |  | | John Smith, World Jumper Book One: Portal to Adventure, Part Two
IMPORTANT! Read Part One first. It's FREE. Part Two introduces the enigmatic 'Others' and follows John and Layla in their headlong flight across the frozen landscape, only to end up.... Well, you're just going to have to read it to find out, now aren't you?
This is the second part of the first John Smith, World Jumper book, entitled "Portal to Adventure." It is being published in serial format to allow easier reading on portable reading devices.
The John Smith series is conceived as a fast read adventure series, with romantic elements, in homage to such early "science fiction" authors as Edgar Rice Burroughs, but updated to incorporate certain more modern understandings of science while allowing the stories to still be fun and adventurous.
From the description of part one:
"Awakening from | |  | | John Smith, World Jumper: Portal to Adventure Parts 1 to 7
Compilation of parts one through seven of a serial adventure story. Meet John and start on his journey.
In this serial adventure, "John Smith" is introduced as an amnesiac on the battlefields of France during the Great War. Realizing that he is more than he seems, John travels through a mysterious portal to a parallel Earth, one locked in an ice age. Still coming to grips with his strange abilities, John meets friend and foe alike as he explores this new world, the first of many John will visit. br />
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