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Before it's Big

Before it's Big

By: Yvonne Perkins Books
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Trying to decide if you want to read or even spend your hard earned money on a book by a new author? Want to know if the story will be any good? Want to make sure the book was written by real human authors?


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  • Time To Go

    Time To Go
    Mar 22 2025

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    AI reviews, Time To Go, the first book in a trilogy by human Author Kate Y. Perkins.

    In an alternate world profoundly altered by the discovery that time is a tangible commodity, which leads to time travel and dimensional shifts, Time To Go opens at Time Central Station in a chaotic scene involving a murder and Professor Jacobs' bewildered discovery of a gun in his hand.

    It becomes clear that the events are more complex than they initially appear, involving manipulations of time, dimensional travel, and a vengeful naturalist with ties to a past before the time shift.

    Ultimately, the first book in the Time To Go Travel Agency Adventures Trilogy appears to be a blend of science fiction, mystery, and romance, and a fun romp through time cliches exploring the consequences of manipulating time and the personal journeys of characters navigating this transformed reality.

    How many time related hidden references and metaphors can you find?
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    17 mins

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