I know. Just get book two next thing you know you’ll have read all Clifton chronicles books. Master at best.

Clean mouh

People said the ending sucked. It couldn’t be that bad. I’m going to do the unthinkable: when the 20 year old protagonist, who was 12 at the start, lands in 1939 Manhattan assuming the identity of a dead shipmate from a British merchant ship torpedoed by the Germans, he is arrested, read his Miranda rights (1939), and charged with first degree murder. End of book. Period No sequel offered. Nothing. But. Read it if you want...

Archer on target with this compelling series.

Excellent book- keeps you turning the pages to find out what is going to happen next. Family dynamics and events of the times woven into this book.

Worst ending I've seen - totally unbelievable ending . Villian disappeared; kills off another with a heart attack; and main character gets into very unbelievable "semi-plot, while rest of characters become bunch of loose ends. Ending following the "non-wedding" ruined the book for me and made it a waste of time.

I loved the book well written and many interesting plots and characters. Can not wait to read more of this Author.

Great story, great storywriter.

Keeps you entertained throughout the entire book. Want to see what happens next in the series!

Until the end, I enjoyed this story. Having spent many hours on ships, the rescue did not ring true. Then, the grand finale when "Tom" was read his Miranda Rights... The Miranda Rights did not come into law until 1966, twenty+ years after the character's arrest in the book. Although a fictional story, these small details detracted a lot from the story for me, sad to say.