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The eagerly awaited sixth book in the epic New World Series of time travel thriller novels:
After escaping Tudor England with little more than the shirts on their backs, the New World's remaining crew face a wilderness with no guides, no friends, no map. All Tim Norris' hopes for their future seem dashed. Desperate to avoid losing the friends he has left, his past, at least, will not leave him alone. He turns to the one man who might help, but James Douglas has problems of his own.
Back in the Cretaceous Period, the Schultzes' problems are of their own making. A whiff of rebellion is in the air as the colonists tire of paying the price for their leaders' private vendettas. Together, Heidi and her grandfather continue intriguing to corrupt an innocent future timeline, but while mutiny and mutual distrust lead Heinrich to make private deals with devils, Heidi's fury brings the entire planet to a tipping point.
Praise for The New World Series:
"Spaceships, wormholes and dinosaurs! Don't miss it."
Stephen Baxter (The Long Earth, Doctor Who)
"Epic! Full of big ideas! A thrilling read told on a huge scale."
Simon Guerrier (Primeval, Doctor Who)
"If, like me, you love time travel and prehistoric beasts, you'll relish this."
Nigel Marven (Walking With Dinosaurs)
"This series gets more intense with each offering. Gobsmacking!"
Wordz
About the author
Stephen Llewelyn (1972-not dead yet)Whereas Obelix fell into a cauldron of magic potion at an early age, Stephen fell into the construction industry, spending most of his post education working life trying to climb back out! Humble and unorthodox beginnings for a writer perhaps, but with lifelong passions for history, archaeology, palaeontology and music, the lure of writing stories was simply too much. The New World series was a natural beginning, exploring humanity's uncertain future from a long lost past, along with all the intrigues that have plagued man (and woman) throughout every era. Ever distracted by anything of a scientific or historic nature, Stephen suffers from an irritating fascination with almost everything and lives in a mountainous region of the UK with many crazy, but much beloved dogs (and possibly one of the most patient women who ever lived).He hopes to fill the next few years with more books and at least some cool stuff before the brackets above acquire a closing date.
