Review of 'Intrepid - Revelations' by Rick Friedman (James Mason Community Book Club)....!

'....the gold standard in the sci-fi adventure genre.... Mr. Stone has earned the title of Emporer of this genre.' RICK FRIEDMAN, JAMES MASON COMMUNITY BOOK CLUB

And here's the full review;
'Intrepid - Revelations (Intrepid #3) is the eagerly awaited third book in what has quickly become the gold standard in the sci-fi adventure genre. Steve Stone scores a hat-trick with Intrepid - Revelations as it builds on the superb platform of the first two books and reintroduces Colonel Lance Tucker, a character so well defined and drawn, that reading about his third foray into space is like meeting an old friend. Time travel is never an easy theme to conquer, yet Mr. Stone not only does so seamlessly, but has earned the title of Emperor of this genre. Tackling age old mysteries from Jack The Ripper to the JFK assassination, this novel is a veritable time machine which transports the reader into many worlds and eras. The level of detail and complexities of both plot and character allow for such spectacular themes to be not only palatable to the reader, makes for edge of your seat reading. Intrepid - Revelations is not a book to start before bedtime, for if you do, your eyes will not shut until the final page is read. The narrative is that addicting and enthralling. While Col. Tucker seeks to change history, Mr Stone has made it with producing a third book in a series that not only equals the greatness of the first two books, but propels the Intrepid franchise into the stratosphere of sci-fi adventure excellence.'

AN OFFICIAL JAMES MASON COMMUNITY BOOK CLUB MUST READ
RICK FRIEDMAN, FOUNDER, JAMES MASON COMMUNITY BOOK CLUB

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Intrepid - Revelations

Who was Jack the Ripper?
Did Hitler commit suicide, or did he survive the war?
Who really shot JFK?
And did O.J. Simpson really do it?  



Check out 'Intrepid - Revelations';

28 January 2018.  Post-Obama, Colonel Lance Tucker is Commander of the next generation X-33 space shuttle Intrepid. Its latest mission to the International Space Station ends in calamity and tragedy, when a meteor shower strikes.

General Jack Nelson orders Lance to use a secret flying saucer at Area 51, to travel back in time and change history.  An imprisoned alien navigator offers assistance in exchange for his freedom, but a slip of the tongue diverts the journey to 1888 London, 1945 Berlin, 1963 Dallas, and 1994 Los Angeles.

En route to try and save the ISS, Lance cannot resist the challenge of solving the greatest mysteries of the modern world.  Who was really Jack the Ripper?  Did Hitler commit suicide, or did he somehow escape the wrath of the Allies?  Who really shot President John F. Kennedy?  And did O.J. Simpson really do it?

But as Lance closes on the space station, does the alien navigator have a secret agenda?  The shocking revelations continue to the very end....

Which Jack the Ripper suspect had a very questionable alibi for the murder of Mary Kelly?
Why did the Ripper suddenly stop killing?

What did America want most, at the end of the Second World War?

Lee Harvey Oswald aside, which JFK assassination suspect had a very questionable alibi?

And O.J. Simpson aside, who else had the motive and means to kill, together with a suspect alibi?

My meet with OJ trial judge Lance Ito

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Other books in the 'Intrepid' series;

‘Intrepid’ (2010). Time travel.
‘Intrepid - The Two Storms’ (2011). Time travel, murder mystery.

'Intrepid - Revelations' can easily be read in isolation, but it'll help just a little bit if you've read the previous novels in the series, especially regarding the background of the characters (particularly the fisherman). 

And coming soon;
‘Intrepid - Regression’ (2013). Time travel, historical fiction.
‘Intrepid - Requiem’ (2014). Space opera.