Sand Storm (Quantum Touch) (Volume 2)
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.56 (791 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1516892046 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 188 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-05-24 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
How do you say no to the President of the United States when he’s asked you to stop a nuclear war? After Fritz Russell discovered his classroom door was a portal through space and time, he helped the United States resolve a foreign policy emergency. But if he says no, he will be permitting his family, friends, and the world to remain in great danger. Now the president wants him to use the portal to avert the threat coming from a Middle Eastern nation that is on the verge of developing nuclear weapons. For a history teacher, travel to the past is entertaining, enlightening, and a great way to engage students. Could others put the world in danger by forcing him to use what he doesn't even understand? If he uses it to help the president, there might be a war. Should Fritz agree to be the heart of the US operation? And if he does, is there enough time for him to learn all he needs to know about the mysteries of the portal?. But Fritz hasn’t learned all the portal’s secrets
Round Two amps it up! Curt Fox Note: Advance copy provided by author…Fritz Russell and his band of temporal swashbucklers are back, but this time the stakes are high, and so are the fun and suspense.Yes, Fritz, and wife Linda, along with Ashley Gilbert, George and Lois McAllister, Sandy and Tom and the President, come together again, but this time, as alluded to in the high-energy first book of the series, Storm Portal, the portal itself will be of great value to the American government in formulating and executing foreign policy.Don’t worry, there are levitating bits of whimsy, such . Les Lynam said Looks like it might be stormy weather.. A worthy follow-up to "Storm Portal". The story picks up a few months later as Fritz Russell tries to figure out both the hows and whys of the door that can sometimes open to another place and even another time. He again visits Robert E. Lee a few times along the way. I'm beginning to wonder if this will lead to a major plotline in an upcoming tale. (I also wonder how a mid-19th Century Gentleman can be so nonchalant about visits from this weird guy who says he's from the future.)Fritz's wife warns him against further experimentation and putting himself in danger and. ANOTHER HOME RUN Having read and enjoyed STORM PORTAL, Mr. Stern's first book in this series, I was eagerly looking forward to the next one--and I am happy to say that I was definitely not disappointed. Once again the author grabs and holds the attention of the reader. And both books would appeal to readers young and older. I'm a senior citizen but can easily imagine teens enjoying this series--and parents who care about such things would not have to be concerned that their young teen was being exposed to vulgar language or sex scenes. (Three cheers to Mr. Stern for being able to wri