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It had all begun on a distant afternoon when, by sheer chance, one man had changed his fate. From that day on, Jeremiah Reynolds had ceased drifting, and had set off along a single pathway, whose end was very clearly mapped out.
This sounds interesting and the cover seems interesting too.
ReplyDeleteIs the book for YA or adults?
ReplyDeleteI loved this book, maybe even more than the first one.
ReplyDeletesomehow i could relate! cool 56 Freda!
ReplyDeleteI started reading the first book in the series, The map of time,a year ago, but I left it because the story was too long and I lost interest :(
ReplyDeleteI hope you're enjoying this one :)
Sounds really good! Thanks for sharing....
ReplyDeleteI love the snippet, so descriptive!
ReplyDeleteNice excerpt. Some days i wish my life was mapped out for me more clearly, but then I get over it!
ReplyDeletei like the idea of drifting ... what a contrast to the mapped out life he is now going to face!
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