TIMEBOMB
JONATHAN WEIR
In 1995, bomb disposal expert Jack McCabe is called to Foulness Island. The device is nuclear. And it is counting down...
SYNOPSIS
Jack McCabe should be dead.
In 1995, a forgotten nuclear weapon is discovered on Foulness Island.With seconds left on the clock and innocent lives still at risk, the bomb-disposal expert seals himself inside the bunker and waits for the blast.But death never comes.Jack wakes in 1943 — disorientated, under arrest, and accused of being a Nazi spy.No papers. No allies. No way home.To survive, he must convince the enigmatic physicist Dr Roland Mooney that the impossible is true.Jack knows how the war ends.Use that knowledge, and he could save thousands.Use too much, and he could destroy the future he came from.Isolated, with Roland as his only comrade, Jack finds hope in Lorna Cook, a kind, strong-willed local pub owner whose warmth gives him something to fight for.But falling in love only raises the stakes in a world that was never meant to be his.Drawn into dangerous missions across occupied France and Belgium, and hunted by a suspicious Nazi officer, Jack’s secret pulls him deeper into danger.Now he must choose between the future he remembers......and the life he was never meant to have.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Jonathan is a teacher with a love of history, storytelling, and the power of ordinary people facing extraordinary circumstances.His debut novel, "Timebomb", grew from a lifelong fascination with the Second World War, time travel, and the moral choices people make when history is placed in their hands.Jonathan can usually be found teaching, in the gym, playing football, reading, watching films, or thinking about the next story.
WHAT THE READERS SAY...
REVIEWS
PAUL HALEWOOD
It was amazing! It kept pulling me in different directions. The story has everything...WW2 actions, time travel, an evil villain, romance, sadness, and a wonderful ending.
DEBBIE RIGBY
A real page turner. The storyline drags you in from the very first chapter. I couldn't put it down. I found myself empathising with Jack in the decisions he was forced to make.
ANGELA HEWITT
The characters were great, and well written. I found it really gripping, especially towards the end. I loved it!
BEN CASSIDY
This was right up my street. I enjoyed reading it, and to be honest I got through it so much faster than I usually do with novels which means it must have gripped me!