Untimely Rivals
Book Six in the Yesterdays War Series
By: Gerald Hall
Narrated by: Virtual Voice
Length: 12 hrs and 11 mins
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Publisher's summary

Harold Cavill’s children continue their father’s work to try to prevent humanity from destroying itself in this timeline. Their sister Beatrice continues to live in a self-imposed exile on the fledgling colony on Mars while her oldest sister Judith finds love for the first time. The Cavill lunar installation at Shackleford Crater is soon joined by installations from
other nations vying for their own footholds in space. America struggles at first through a disastrous progressive administration before Ronald Reagan is elected President in 1976 to lead a dramatic turnaround in the nation’s fortunes. But storm clouds are growing in the Western Pacific as the Chinese plot to exterminate their ancient Japanese rivals by any means necessary.