Mostrando resultados por autor "Rex Bolt" en Todas las categorías

Pike decides that revising history . . . Isn't all it's cracked up to be. And yeah, he didn't sign up for this. ***** “The greatest time-travel series I’ve ever read - the only one I’ve ever read, but still!” The Pike Gillette Series: Book 1: Time Control Book 2: Time Lapse Book 3: Time Games

“The greatest time-travel series I’ve ever read - the only one I’ve ever read, but still!” Pike didn’t sign up for this. And he would ignore it. Except his conscience won’t let him. All he wants . . . Is to finish his senior year. Like any normal kid. With a minimum of drama. But that would be way too simple. On a family vacation . . . A Perfect-Storm . . . And he discovers . . . He can Pick-and-Choose events . . . and Re-Set them. And when a present-day tragedy hits too close . . . Messing with the laws of the universe . . . becomes the diciest proposition of his life. ***** ...

Pike figures, if you have to alter something . . . Make it count. And yep, he still didn't sign up for this. ***** “The greatest time-travel series I’ve ever read - the only one I’ve ever read, but still!” The Pike Gillette Series: Book 1: Time Control Book 2: Time Lapse Book 3: Time Games

Continuational Seely activity, for better or worse. *** *Author’s Note: The books in the Chris Seely series are intended to be read in order.

Pike and Jack position for a little R & R in Arizona . . . But it's never that simple. ***** “The greatest time-travel series I’ve ever read - the only one I’ve ever read, but still!” The Pike Gillette Series: Book 1: Time Control Book 2: Time Lapse Book 3: Time Games Book 4: Time Line

All Pike wants to do is finish his senior year with a minimum of drama. But that would be way too simple. The first three Pike Gillette Time Travel books.

(*This series contains some mature language and subject matter -- reader discretion advised.) If you happen to have a terminal disease... You might as well take some people with you. Chris is more or less a regular guy. But following an unexpected medical diagnosis, he approaches life differently. Meaning he makes a list on the back of a Starbucks receipt... ...of people who shouldn't be walking around anymore. 1 Ray 2 DS 3 'Chip' 4 Simmons 5 Ike’s guy 6 video store Australian 7 football driver 8 Maierhaffer situation 9 soccer guy 10 Eric Mossman’s person And all bets are off.

A tough-love Road Map. Opinionated and told straight.

FIVE 8TH-GRADERS IN A SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BEACH TOWN FORM A BAND, SETTING OFF A SERIES OF CHALLENGING EVENTS. Like Elmore Leonard of junior high! -D.P., Great Barrington, MA It was quite charming. Great characterizations. Villains and suspense. All in an everyday framework. -A.D., Point Reyes, CA I really enjoyed this. I loved how it felt like middle school kids in a real way. -D.H., Portola Valley, CA Amazing story, at any level! -H.Z., London, England Excellent and entertaining reading. Ted Gross writes with perspective and conviction as he depicts the trials and triumphs of junior-high-...

(*This series contains some mature language and subject matter -- reader discretion advised.) If you happen to have a terminal disease... You might as well take some people with you. Chris is more or less a regular guy. But following an unexpected medical diagnosis, he approaches life differently. Meaning he makes a list on the back of a Starbucks receipt... ...of people who shouldn't be walking around anymore. 1 Ray 2 DS 3 'Chip' 4 Simmons 5 Ike’s guy 6 video store Australian 7 football driver 8 Maierhaffer situation 9 soccer guy 10 Eric Mossman’s person And all bets are off.

A small town, a friendly casino Life is almost good--but not quite... Chris finds himself in northern Nevada Unexpectedly trying to blend in And decides that being on the run is over-rated... So you try to make something happen. *** *Author’s Note: The books in the Chris Seely series are intended to be read in order. That said, there's a Background Synopsis at the start of this book.

Beauty in a bikini Can definitely dull the beast... Chris takes a surfing lesson and tries to put the moves on his female instructor Neglecting--among other things--an emerging serial killer in Bel Air, with a twist. *** *Author’s Note: The books in the Chris Seely series are intended to be read in order. That said, there's a Background Synopsis at the start of this book.

When you cut a guy off driving You hope he's in a good mood... Chris is in unofficial exile north of Phoenix A pro baseball player is acting badly, for starters. But Chris's big mouth otherwise works against him as the one-year mark looms. *** *Author’s Note: The books in the Chris Seely series are intended to be read in order. That said, there's a Background Synopsis at the start of this book.

When you stopped paying the rent . . . You probably didn't know Chris was the landlord. The murder of a female bicycle messenger strikes a difficult home-chord for Chris Meanwhile, hitching a ride with a long-haul trucker opens a different can of worms And yeah, Chris's tenant unfortunately tells him to shove it. *** *Author’s Note: The books in the Chris Seely series are intended to be read in order. That said, there's a Background Synopsis at the start of this book.

In sensible vigilante-ism You typically throw out the script... And sooner, rather than later. Chris's off-color pit stop in Butte County with Miranda . . . to settle an old score Back-handedly leads to questions about the infamous Zodiac case. *** *Author’s Note: The books in the Chris Seely series are intended to be read in order. That said, there's a Background Synopsis at the start of this book.

(*This series contains some mature language and subject matter -- reader discretion advised.) When your dang list Keeps getting in the way-- --The one with the people who shouldn't be walking around anymore-- You move to Manhattan Beach, to try to relax. So that's what Chris does. But who's he kidding? *** *Author’s Note: The books in the Chris Seely series are intended to be read in order. That said, there's a Background Synopsis at the start of this book.

(*This series contains some mature language and subject matter -- reader discretion advised.) If you happen to have a terminal disease... You might as well take some people with you. Chris is more or less a regular guy. But following an unexpected medical diagnosis, he approaches life differently. Meaning he makes a list on the back of a Starbucks receipt... ...of people who shouldn't be walking around anymore. 1 Ray 2 DS 3 'Chip' 4 Simmons 5 Ike’s guy 6 video store Australian 7 football driver 8 Maierhaffer situation 9 soccer guy 10 Eric Mossman’s person And all bets are off.

Smart guys learn to trust their instincts... And then there's Chris. Against his better judgment, Chris drives cross-country to Yonkers, New York, to hand something to someone. You would hope. Then you deal with the return trip with Rosie And a couple of un-orthodox interventions. *** *Author’s Note: The books in the Chris Seely series are intended to be read in order. That said, there's a Background Synopsis at the start of this book.

(*This series contains some mature language and subject matter -- reader discretion advised.) If you happen to have a terminal disease... You might as well take some people with you. Chris is more or less a regular guy. But following an unexpected medical diagnosis, he approaches life differently. Meaning he makes a list on the back of a Starbucks receipt... ...of people who shouldn't be walking around anymore. 1 Ray 2 DS 3 'Chip' 4 Simmons 5 Ike’s guy 6 video store Australian 7 football driver 8 Maierhaffer situation 9 soccer guy 10 Eric Mossman’s person And all bets are off.

For Chris, there's typically no place like home Until someone screws with the concept. Chris is back in Manhattan Beach after a cross-country foray into rectification. His plate is finally empty -- he thinks. Dang, is he naiive. *** *Author’s Note: The books in the Chris Seely series are intended to be read in order. That said, there's a Background Synopsis at the start of this book.