Dad’s Diary-1918
Dad’s Diary-1918 by Betty Byerly, published by AuthorHouse on January 17, 2003, is a personal memoir that explores the profound impacts of war and the complexities of time travel. Set in 2010, the narrative unfolds in a world that has achieved peace at a significant cost, following a devastating war. The story centers on Bob Taylor, a scientist who has developed a method to navigate through dimensions, allowing individuals to experience pivotal moments in time.
Readers will find a compelling exploration of the character Jack Blackrud, who grapples with the emotional weight of his past and the loss of his brothers in the war. As he embarks on a journey through time, he relives significant events in his ancestors’ lives, seeking redemption and healing from his own scars. This edition spans 140 pages and is presented in English, inviting readers to delve into themes of biography, personal memoirs, and the intricate relationship between past and future.
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The year is 2010. The world is at peace at a horrible cost. A war to make all previous wars pale in comparison is over.
Bob Taylor is a mad scientist. After decades of work and applying his genius to harnessing atomic power and writing intricate computer programs he has opened the past and future to travel. Not Time Travel, but the ability to hop in and out of dimensions to place a person any place in time. To the second.
Jack Blackrud is his guinea pig. A man of algorithms and models. A man tortured by the lives of his brothers claimed by the war and the slaughter at his hands his algorithms and models of millions of people. He’s sent back into time to relive the greatest moments of his ancestors’ lives and goes forward to redeem himself and strip the scars from his soul.
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