Mark Hummerstone

Stitching Time (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Senior Firefighter Fletcher Darcy wasn't having the best of days. What started out as a routine firecall, had somehow turned into a disaster. With one firefighter dead, one savagely maimed and his career in tatters, Fletcher is seriously in need of a career change. When the offer comes, he decides to take a chance on his future. The fact that a large paycheck is involved adds a certain clarity to his decision.
Fletcher will need all the clarity he can get his hands on in his new job, because the project he has signed up for involves him and a team of time travelers as they attempt to save a young officer from the slaughter on first day of the Somme.
Despite all of his careful planning, despite all of the twenty-twenty hindsight the average time traveler should have, things go hideously wrong.
Now, with no way of returning to their known future Fletcher must now locate his team across time, against the horrendous backdrop of what will become known as the 'Great War' and solve the riddle of what is yet to come.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Mark Hummerstone
• Erscheinungstermin: 4. August 2010
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781452343921
• Artikelnr.: 48201177

Autorenporträt

Mark Hummerstone was born in East London, England in August 1958. He was raised in Essex until his parents decided to emigrate to Australia when he was aged 14. Whilst a child in England he developed a love if poetry thanks to a fabulous English teacher, indulged in his love of aircraft by joining the Air Training Corps and evolved his sense of humour from early Monty Python shows. In Australia in his late teens he finally fulfilled his desire to fly by gaining a private pilot's license and learning to skydive.

After leaving school Mark moved from Brisbane to Mt Isa to work in the mines before changing careers to become a firefighter. He also went on to become a skydiving instructor and after returning to Brisbane in the early 1990s eventually went on to gain a chief instructor rating in that sport. Since his teens he's been an avid reader of all things 'World War 1' and could be considered an amateur historian on the subject. He has also maintained a keen interest in and knowledge of trains, planes, ships, firearms and computer technology.

Historic references are as correct as possible within the context of telling a fictional story, there is great detail providing thorough explanation and clearly expressed time travel 'rules'.

Mark has a tremendous imagination and diligently set about learning the writing skills necessary to put the story to paper with the kind of result you'd expect from a natural talent, as stated by Manuscripts Online appraiser, "This author can write, of that there is no doubt."
Mark has had various articles published in independent news-sheets and his entertaining thesis on the 'History of Parachuting' was accepted unanimously by the Australian Parachute Federation.