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    On Through the Never

    By Melissa E. Hurst

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    In 2013, Bridger and Alora found a way to prevent Alora’s murder and return her to the century she was born in, preserving the timeline and preventing a possibly disastrous future.

    Back in the year 2147, Bridger is following in his father’s footsteps by wrapping up his military training at The Academy for Time Travel and Research. Alora is adjusting to life in the twenty-second century, and learning to master her powers; as a Dual Talent, she has the rare—and secret—ability to bend both space and time.

    But unrest is growing in the North American Federation. As the government moves to limit the rights of Purists, people who refuse genetic modifications, violent protests break out. At the same time, paranoia and anger about the existence of Dual Talents seems to be growing—both among Purists and within the government itself.

    Then a masked Time Bender arrives from the future. He insists that war is coming, and only Bridger and Alora can stop it.

    There’s just one problem: they have no memory of each other.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSky Pony
    Release dateJul 11, 2017
    ISBN9781510707627
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