Product Description
"Flashback is a great return to the Saskia Brandt universe." -- Aliya Whiteley, author of Light Reading.
In 1947 a Santiago-bound plane crashes into the Andes minutes after confirming its landing time.
In 2003 a passenger plane nosedives into the Bavarian National Forest during a routine flight.
Although separated by more than 50 years, these tragedies are linked by seven letters:
S, T, E, N, D, E, C.
On board Flight DFU323 in 2003 is Saskia Brandt - a woman who holds the answers to the many puzzles of the two flights and who knows she must survive in order to prevent a catastrophic chain of events stretching well into the future.
But Saskia is not the only one to know this. She is being followed and her life is in danger - inside and outside of the plane.
Filled with twists and turns as it trips skilfully through time, Flashback is a gripping technothriller that reaches more than fifty years into our past - and one hundred years into our future - to solve the enigmas of the doomed Star Dust and Flight DFU323.
But is it enough to solve the enigma that is Saskia Brandt?
"I've read a vast amount of sci-fi and this book (and it's predecessor Deja Vu) are right up there with the best in the sci-fi/thriller genre."
"Well worth waiting for. Another reason to wait for 2012, the next book!"
"The writing is fast and complex and character development, particularly of Saskia and Jem is first class."
"Spin my nipple nuts and send me to Alaska."
"Flashback has a rip roaring start. It got me engrossed."
"If you enjoyed Deja Vu, get this as soon as you can."
"Another great time travel thriller."
"An excellent next instalment in the series."
"Highly recommended Summer Holiday read."
"A gripping second instalment."
"Well paced, well written and very, very inventive."
"The plots and characters are complex and well thought out, the writing stylish. I'll be watching for the next in the series."
"Thrilling from start to finish."
"Terrific read."
"Written with intelligence."
"A very intelligent and captivating read."
"There are some brilliant ideas here and I loved the none linear style jumping around the timeline from chapter to chapter. I eagerly await the next in the series."
In 1947 a Santiago-bound plane crashes into the Andes minutes after confirming its landing time.
In 2003 a passenger plane nosedives into the Bavarian National Forest during a routine flight.
Although separated by more than 50 years, these tragedies are linked by seven letters:
S, T, E, N, D, E, C.
On board Flight DFU323 in 2003 is Saskia Brandt - a woman who holds the answers to the many puzzles of the two flights and who knows she must survive in order to prevent a catastrophic chain of events stretching well into the future.
But Saskia is not the only one to know this. She is being followed and her life is in danger - inside and outside of the plane.
Filled with twists and turns as it trips skilfully through time, Flashback is a gripping technothriller that reaches more than fifty years into our past - and one hundred years into our future - to solve the enigmas of the doomed Star Dust and Flight DFU323.
But is it enough to solve the enigma that is Saskia Brandt?
Amazon reviews
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"I've read a vast amount of sci-fi and this book (and it's predecessor Deja Vu) are right up there with the best in the sci-fi/thriller genre."
"Well worth waiting for. Another reason to wait for 2012, the next book!"
"The writing is fast and complex and character development, particularly of Saskia and Jem is first class."
"Spin my nipple nuts and send me to Alaska."
"Flashback has a rip roaring start. It got me engrossed."
"If you enjoyed Deja Vu, get this as soon as you can."
"Another great time travel thriller."
"An excellent next instalment in the series."
"Highly recommended Summer Holiday read."
"A gripping second instalment."
"Well paced, well written and very, very inventive."
"The plots and characters are complex and well thought out, the writing stylish. I'll be watching for the next in the series."
"Thrilling from start to finish."
"Terrific read."
"Written with intelligence."
"A very intelligent and captivating read."
"There are some brilliant ideas here and I loved the none linear style jumping around the timeline from chapter to chapter. I eagerly await the next in the series."
