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Time Storm [Kindle Edition]

Juliann Farnsworth
3.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (2 customer reviews)

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Time Storm is a science fiction novel full of action, adventure, and romance. Unlike most apocalyptic sagas, this story focuses more on the mysteries and on the characters than it does on scenes of destruction. Highly imaginative, this narrative will keep the reader guessing on every page.

Dr. Mark Turner is a scientist with a double PhD in Oceanographic Seismology and Physics. While doing routine research on the anomalous occurrences frequently reported in the Bermuda Triangle, he will soon discover that someone is trying to kill him. When he learns that factions within the United States government are involved in the assassination attempts, his research will take on an entirely new meaning.

Getting more than he bargained for, his discoveries will take him in different directions and unveil information, which he would never have believed to be possible. His search for the truth will not only explain the mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle, the lost city of Atlantis, and the significance of the Mayan December 2012 end date, but also lead him to love. However, only time will tell if she is truly an ally, or the enemy.

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Deep below the Mississippi Valley at the earth’s core, an even larger eddy spit out an electromagnetic discharge. It traveled up through the channel between the highly magnetic, indigenous rock formations of the Reelfoot Rift, setting off a shock-wave larger than the magnitude-eight earthquake of 1812, whose power shook against the solid bedrock of the United States all the way to the east coast. Blasts of sand blew in violent out-gassing, like mud volcanoes. It created an instant dam on the Mississippi River causing it to run backwards before overflowing its banks. The electromagnetic power surge passed through the atmosphere and out into space where it collided with the magnetic field of the incoming coronal mass. The resulting magnetic reconnection was so strong that it created an electromagnetic pulse high above the atmosphere. Pushing down on the magnetosphere, it traveled south towards the equator convulsing through land, air and sea, followed quickly by the mass of plasma itself.

Starvation and disease were becoming the norm. Violence and chaos reigned in the ruined cities while flies feasted upon the unburied dead. Across the world, disease, death, and sorrow plagued the planet. Earthquakes shook the earth with an ever-increasing frequency. North America was hit the hardest making most of the large cities unsafe for human habitation. Constant, unseasonable storms of tremendous force plagued the homeless millions who had escaped with their lives.

The explosive impact of the asteroid, which plunged into the Sea of Japan, created a mega-tsunami over 2,000 feet high. It rippled out in every direction hitting all the surrounding coastlines. In some places, it traveled more than 60 miles inland with enormous force. The tsunami's wave had engulfed large parts of Japan while thoroughly scrubbing the lands of North and South Korea of their buildings and infrastructure prior to receding. The asteroid impact had flash-melted large quantities of methane hydrates that were trapped in the fast ice of the sea floor, which bubbled to the surface, and into the air with eruptive force. The methane gas, mixed with the massive amounts of vaporized seawater, dramatically changed the atmospheric pressure and created a hurricane-sized storm within hours. Nebulous, methane clouds circulated amongst those made of water vapor. The clouds passed over parts of Mainland China and Russia. Normally benign bolts of lightning ignited the gas into exploding clouds. Instead of water rain, the storm flooded cities and farms with acid rain, mingled with methane hailstones, which flamed through the sky and pelted the earth with burning ice.

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  • Format: Kindle Edition
  • File Size: 429 KB
  • Print Length: 302 pages
  • Publisher: MindAspire (14 Sep 2011)
  • Sold by: Amazon Media EU S.à r.l.
  • Language: English
  • ASIN: B005N3AMFW
  • Text-to-Speech: Enabled
  • X-Ray: Not Enabled
  • Average Customer Review: 3.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #291,159 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)
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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars Not Good 17 Jan 2011
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I found this on Amazon.com, read the blurb and thought OK. Then I read the reviews there and thought it can't really be that bad can it? Oh yes it can!!!!
I'm only a third of the way through and already we have Atlantis, the Mayan civilisation, time travel, beautiful female assassins, worm holes, clones, a really clever,rich research scientist, goofy assistant and I could go on and on, all it is missing is the kitchen sink and I'm that's not far away Give it a miss.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Time storm 2012 14 Dec 2012
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Great book unbelievable of what can happen
Can this really happen on the day of my birthday l hope not
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3.0 out of 5 stars Good Book, Nearly Fatally Flawed by Horrible Editing, 2-D Characters 10 Feb 2010
By Daniel Shafer - Published on Amazon.com
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I really enjoyed the main story line of this book. It had a lot of elements that I always find appealing and intriguing. The science is plausible and the tie-ins with the 2012 phenomenon are not allowed to overpower the story line.

Unfortunately, the author apparently published this book without the benefit of having anyone competent at editing involved in the process. There were more run-on sentences, completely wrong punctuation and syntax, capitalization failures and other such mistakes than I've encountered in a published work in many, many years. Based on this book, the author would have a tough time passing a basic composition course at any decent college. Any number of times, I stopped, closed the book and said to myself, "I cannot read any more of this badly edited writing. It's too distracting." Admittedly, as a professional writer and long-time journalist, I am more sensitive to such issues than most readers. Still, there's no excuse for not having a copy editor go over the manuscript before releasing it.

The other major flaw I encountered was the very cardboard nature of the main characters. They did not undergo any real growth or change in the course of the book. Their reactions as a result were highly predictable, which removed a lot of potential suspense from the story. The author frequently told us what a character was feeling instead of showing us their emotion in a way that would have made them more real. It was hard for me to work up a lot of caring for what happened to any of them for most of the story.

So this book would have gotten at least four and maybe even five stars from me had the author been a lot more polished and a bit more practiced at her craft. As it is, it's a solid three-star effort. I hope she writes more in the future but heeds my advice about making the book more a polished effort.
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1.0 out of 5 stars Time waster 19 Nov 2009
By Ambrose Hock - Published on Amazon.com
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This has to be one of the lamest books I have ever read and I've read a lot. Simplistic plot, childish dialogue, military bad ....spare me. The science was the only part I enjoyed because some was actually plausible. From the initial meeting to the lame "kumbaya" ending, the plot is unbelievable and sophomoric. After nuclear reactors have exploded and destroyed a good part of the US, the rest of the world is going about with business as usual...I don't think so. Guess you can just wish away that whole radiation thingy (they use that word in the book). Wouldn't waste my time or money. Bought it on Kindle and wish I could get a credit for a real book - and this one was only $0.99.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars Good ideas, well researched 28 Jan 2010
By C. Bayne - Published on Amazon.com
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I enjoyed this book. The ideas were interesting, and the author did her research. The only quibble I have is that it comes off as an early draft instead of the finished product. A stronger editor would have lifted this from a good book to a really good, possibly great book. There were some misspellings, some grammatical mistakes, and quite a few times when it took me a second to figure out who was speaking. The descriptions were well done, and I liked the characters. I thought that, especially near the end, the story fell into telling not showing. Again, a stronger editing job would make this a great read.

I am looking forward to more from this author.
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