The Third Mission

A visit to the American Revolution

Readers of Richard Scott’s first two time-travel novels, Mission in Time and The Second Mission, who are looking for answers and closure will be delighted with this final book in his Time-Travel Trilogy. Not only do his chrononauts go back to the American Revolution, but they have encounters with George Washington and other revolutionary stalwarts. They have also learned that they can do things with time travel that they couldn’t do in the first two books: Things that make this book even more fun and exciting than the first two novels. If you're a history buff, you'll learn a lot about the period you probably didn't know.

The story line was most interesting.

I didn’t care for the AI reader. Find that humans do a much better job.

Just keeps sliding Down hill

Got worse after book two because the idiotic aspects of the plot just keep coming. Misunderstanding time, blabbing about the fact that they come from the future ect. A really good idea with good characters that just went to heck in a hand basket.