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Millennium Crash (Watchbearers, Book 1) (edition 2013)

by James Litherland

Series: Watchbearers (Book 1)

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EVERYTHING goes wrong when the first research expedition from the future lands in New York City in the summer of 2000. Instead of arriving together, the time-travelers are separated and scattered across the ancient metropolis. Even worse, the professor in charge of the expedition is killed when he materializes in the middle of a busy street--and the device he carries to take them back home is destroyed in the accident. Their project in a shambles before they have even started, now they find themselves stranded in the past--and their troubles are only beginning. After seeing her mentor die right before her eyes, Team Leader Anya attempts to salvage something from the disaster, starting with rounding up the rest of the travelers. She doesn't know it yet, but even that much has already become an impossible task. Research Assistant Samantha finds her own team leader just in time to witness one of her colleagues stab him to death. The only witness to the killing, she chases the culprit through the city--but the murderer has the perfect plan for escaping justice. Dazed and disoriented in East Harlem, Team Leader Page is being mugged when graduate student Matt Walker runs to her rescue--but playing the white knight will plunge him into improbable peril and lead him into a trap from which there is no escape.… (more)
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Title:Millennium Crash (Watchbearers, Book 1)
Authors:James Litherland
Info:Outpost Stories (2013), Paperback, 324 pages
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Millennium Crash (Watchbearers, Book 1) by James Litherland

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Travelers from the distant future time-travel into the past (year 2,000 in Midtown Manhattan), however upon arrival things go horribly wrong. The professor materialises in front of a car and is instantly killed, one of the leaders is killed by her helper and the main character Anya is separated from her own helpers.
Can she find her helpers? Can the criminal time traveler be brought to justice?

This book really kept my attention. It did finish a bit flat, however left itself open for further books in the series to be written. ( )
  daleala | May 14, 2016 |
This review was written for LibraryThing Member Giveaways.
I received Millennium Crash for free from the author as part of the LibraryThing Member Giveaways. I enjoyed reading this book - because I'm generally a fan of time travel stories - but it had a variety of faults as well.

Pros - there were characters I liked, the story was interesting, it was reasonably well-written and I could smoothly read through it. I enjoyed what I was reading while I read it.

Cons - many of the characters were fairly one-dimensional, and there's no backstory; you don't know where / when they are from, or what they are doing. It was somewhat challenging to keep track of the timeline - each chapter jumped in both which characters it was focusing on and time, so I kept having to go back to earlier chapters to remind myself what had changed, and then the book just stopped. I know it is the first in a multi-book series, but I feel that any book should stand on its own. Also, having read summaries of the other books, I'm not even sure they really pick up the timeline and continue it, at least not for all the characters, which is a bit annoying.

So, while my cons list looks longer, I'd have to say I enjoyed reading this, and would consider getting the subsequent books in the series. ( )
  peralb | Jan 27, 2016 |
I received this book from the author and loved every page. It is a plot driven, time travel adventure that makes a great reading experience. I can't wait to read James Litherland's other books as well. Millennium Crash tackles one of the age old time travelers questions; what happens if you get stuck in another time. I love the characters and their continual growth throughout the story. ( )
  DYanishevsky | Dec 22, 2015 |
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EVERYTHING goes wrong when the first research expedition from the future lands in New York City in the summer of 2000. Instead of arriving together, the time-travelers are separated and scattered across the ancient metropolis. Even worse, the professor in charge of the expedition is killed when he materializes in the middle of a busy street--and the device he carries to take them back home is destroyed in the accident. Their project in a shambles before they have even started, now they find themselves stranded in the past--and their troubles are only beginning. After seeing her mentor die right before her eyes, Team Leader Anya attempts to salvage something from the disaster, starting with rounding up the rest of the travelers. She doesn't know it yet, but even that much has already become an impossible task. Research Assistant Samantha finds her own team leader just in time to witness one of her colleagues stab him to death. The only witness to the killing, she chases the culprit through the city--but the murderer has the perfect plan for escaping justice. Dazed and disoriented in East Harlem, Team Leader Page is being mugged when graduate student Matt Walker runs to her rescue--but playing the white knight will plunge him into improbable peril and lead him into a trap from which there is no escape.

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