Their fears are validated when they arrive to find an alien world of scorching heat, flying cars, and eerie, human-like robots.
And a brutal murder by person or persons unknown.
As murder suspects, they are not allowed to leave. Until the police claim they solved the crime.
Finally free to go home, Thea’s nagging doubts about the case continue to haunt her. But to learn what really happened that awful day, she and Giles must give up their happy lives in 2023 to return to the future.
But unforeseen setbacks and heartbreak devastate them in 2123. And who is the mother-daughter duo that bear such an uncanny resemblance to Thea? Forced to master technology far more advanced than anything she’s ever seen, Thea vows to solve her friend’s murder. But will she ever see her home again?
Release Date: July 31, 2025
Genre: Christian/SciFi/Time Travel
Time Travel is not a genre that I read very often but when it is done right I really enjoy it. D.K. Till is one of the authors who can pull it off quite well – and believably.
I discovered the first Time Passengers novel not that long ago so I was pretty excited to get my hands on Midnight Rider with only a short time in between. Wow! The story proved to be even more interesting – and surprising – than expected. This time around the Time Passengers go forward in time and wind up involved in a murder investigation that spans a century.
I really enjoyed D.K. Till's blend of time travel (sci-fi) with a good old fashioned murder mystery in Midnight Rider. However, it is her brilliant portrayal of the potential future that really keeps me coming back. She takes our current US culture in a natural progression forward that comes out both foreign and familiar. And a little frightening....
Another fun fact that I absolutely loved finding out about the books in the Time Passengers series - they are named after good ol' classic rock songs. And I do like the song that inspired the title of this book.
Midnight Rider was a good read and I enjoyed every page. D.K. Till has a good thing going with this series and I am highly anticipating the third book when it releases....
Tell Tale Book Reviews gives Midnight Rider by D.K. Till a 4.5 Bark rating.
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D.K. Till writes Split-Time Fiction With A Twist, a blend of the dual timeline fiction she enjoys mixed with a big helping of the sci-fi she loved as a child. The indie author from the land of microbrews and coffee snobs fell in love with reading in kindergarten when her older sister taught her to read. She used to impress her parents’ friends by reading aloud the entire short story The One Hundred Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins. In first grade, she knew she wanted to write stories, too. Throughout her childhood and teens, she either had her nose in a book or was attempting to write one.
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and enjoying retirement, she’s reopened that dream package and is now living the life she had only imagined. The
author is a huge fan of the Back to the Future trilogy, inspiring her to write time travel, too. Thus the Time Passengers
series was born, perfect for fans of Back to the Future and The Terminator. A classic rock lover, she names her titles
after hit rock songs of the 60s and 70s - Starry Starry Night, Midnight Rider, and Nights in White Satin. Connect with
D.K. Till by visiting dktill.com to follow her on social media or subscribe to email newsletter updates.
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