The Sci-Fi Book “A Flash in Time” by J. N. Frye Receives Raving Reviews from Book Reviewers

A Flash in Time by J. N. Frye follows Sherrifs Corporal Ivanov Longfeather and Doctor Joan Rand with others as they try to stop a transmitter from transporting people to a desert where what appear to be grey aliens hunt them. However, the two discover that the transmitter antenna recharges itself. People and equipment vanish every 24 hours. Is it the beginning of the end of the world?

Kat Kennedy of the U.S. Review of Books said, The novels storyline concerns alternative timelines and lends itself to philosophical themes concerning the meaning and nature of time. The novel pulls the reader into a nightmare scenario, which is the scariest, perhaps, in being not at all farfetched.

This novel is an enjoyable read with thought-provoking questions that add to the readers enjoyment. It grabs the readers imagination while leaving some interesting food for thought, she added.

Jennifer Bailey of Pacific Book Review stated that [The book] is the perfect novel for fans of the science fiction genre, it has very possible themes and ideas that when you read it, you can envision it all come true. There is a lot of scientific information so it is greatly recommended for those who love science, and love thinking on what the possibilities could be with technology and science.

Maria Yinks of San Diego Book Review gave the story a 4/5 star rating. The author skillfully crafts a narrative that delves into the themes of racial biases, personal development, and the perseverance of people overcoming adversity. With the dynamic backdrop that combines urban crime and nature scenery, the novel presents a realistic portrait of characters moving beyond clichs, she reviewed.

Philip Zozzaro of Portland Book Review stated that The various characters from Washington to his partner/mentor Bart to Longfeather bring depth, humor, and compassion to the story. This book is a winner from start to finish, a sci-fi adventure with heart.

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Authors Biography:

J. N. Frye, author of books on Quality Assurance has written this first novel. Working in electronics and heavy electrical areas of transit operations, John explores some of his knowledge in this book. This novel explores if the structure of our atmosphere, even the earth itself is overwhelmed with electrical energy from cell phones, power lines, radio and microwave, and directed energy saturate the space around us. Is one scenario of this phenomenon being just too much A Flash In Time?