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Title	:	And the Tide Turns
Author	:	Timothy Dalton
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 445 pages
Published	:	January 31st 2015 by Timothy Dalton
Categories	:	Fiction

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April 1986. The Cold War is nearly over. Or is it? Wealthy business mogul Tobias Keane is dead in an apparent suicide. Ethan Tannor, a detective on the scene and nephew of Keane, suspects something else. In his effort to prove his uncle was murdered, Ethan discovers there was more to Tobias’s past than he initially thought. All roads point to an impending hostile takeover of the United States as Ethan finds himself in the center of something he can’t explain. Political agendas headed by a shadowy leader, and an evil force tipping the balance of power bring him face to face with things beyond the realm of belief and possibility. When the lines of reality and fiction become blurred, Ethan embarks on the near impossible task of reshaping the world. If he fails, the battleground will be America, with new territory lines carved across the map as the victor stakes their claim. But Ethan is determined to end it where it all began: April 1986. *Language and violence About AND THE TIDE TURNS And the Tide Turns is Timothy Dalton’s debut novel – an action-packed thriller that will leave readers guessing as they journey with Ethan Tannor in his quest to figure out the secret behind his uncle’s death … a quest that brings him to places he never imagined, and the discovery of his uncle’s strange connection to the unsolved mystery of The Somerton Man. Artwork by Matthew Dalton. Be sure to stay tuned for Timothy’s upcoming new novel, On the Hitlist (Working Title), which should be released in the coming months.

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A captivating thriller. Compels you to read without putting it down.

**Currently available in kindle unlimited**Admittedly, it took me a handful of pages to get into the swing with this book, but when I did it was followed with several up-too-late nights for me. My wife woke me up this morning at the exact time that I was supposed to be at work. So, Timothy Dalton: thanks, I guess, for that. I will hold that against you.In a nutshell, this is a complex tale. Based on the description, I was expecting a simplistic "National Treasure" meets "The Da Vinci Code"

Timothy Dalton grew up in North Carolina loving entertainment in all its forms. From snowboarding to skydiving, and from movies to video games. He loves reading and hates referring to himself in the third person. So, I will start over. I live in Santa Clarita, CA. with my wife, Maricela, my son, Hudson, and our dog, Loki. I currently work full time, and write part time or whenever I get a fewIm quite critical of time travel stories. They are too often a collection of the same cliches. Theyre predictable. They generate the same tired dialogue. And the presented historical scenes are invariably thin and cardboard.Daltons And The Tide Turns is the exception. Truly, this narrative has infused the conventional time travel story with new life. The Cold War history is fascinating and compelling. And there is real tension in the traditional time paradox.Now lets talk about Ethan Tannor.

Im quite critical of time travel stories. They are too often a collection of the same cliches. Theyre predictable. They generate the same tired dialogue. And the presented historical scenes are invariably thin and cardboard.Daltons And The Tide Turns is the exception. Truly, this narrative has infused the conventional time travel story with new life. The Cold War history is fascinating and compelling. And there is real tension in the traditional time paradox.Now lets talk about Ethan Tannor.

This is the type of story I like - surprising and funny moments that will keep you wanting to see what happens next. The main character can be rude but also funny, and there are some crazy twists. It has an interesting plot mixed with some history (which I like history). I enjoyed it. The reason I gave it a 4 star instead of a 5 is because in my opinion (view spoiler)[the ending was bittersweet (hide spoiler)].

A masterfully written and beautifully illustrated thrill ride. A mystery/sci-fi/thriller all rolled into one. The author starts off leaving the reader puzzled, as any great mystery does. Once it really takes off, (which is only a few pages in and doesn't stop until the end.) every piece of the mystery the reader figures out (along with the protagonist) leads the reader deeper into a world that could be an alternate reality of our own. Every chapter has a witty title, which, gives the reader an

OK, so ... yes, I'm biased. I'll admit it up front. I worked on this book with my brother (Timothy Dalton) so I've got a personal stake here. But in all honesty, this is the type of book I would love even if it hadn't been my brother's creation and even if my other brother hadn't done the artwork and even if I hadn't been directly involved in helping to bring it to life. It's action-packed - but not so much that you can't get your breath - and filled with interesting characters and snappy