Paul Jones - Towards Yesterday

Her daddy had said nothing to her. He had listened with an odd look on his face. But when she was finished explaining, he had paused for a moment, then kissed her lightly on her head. “I love you, little bird,” he said as he left the room. Her memories of that other place were further away now, and the more Lark tried to hunt them down the more elusive they became.

But she did remember one thing, the pretty man’s name was Benjamin, and he could fly.

From the cabin, Lark heard the voice of Rebecca calling for her to come on in for dinner, and she released the thought, allowing it to float away from her like a leaf caught on a gentle summer breeze.

Thank you so much for taking the time to read Toward Yesterday . I hope you had as much fun reading it as I had writing it.

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“This is a hidden gem that would be a pure shame to miss. Toward Yesterday is an apocalyptic, science fiction thriller, that kept me sneaking away to read my Kindle for the entire Memorial Day weekend. Engrossing, thought-provoking, filled with lasting, vivid imagery… the story gripped me early, and didn’t let go.”

“ Towards Yesterday is a wonderful throw back to the days when Science Fiction was actually based to some degree on Science.”

“ Towards Yesterday is the best time travel story that I can remember coming across in any medium — book, movie, TV show, or video game.”

“In a world sinking into a morass of indifferent Fantasy, leavened only by the occasional Space Opera, it is a huge relief to read some ‘proper’ science fiction. You, know, fiction based on science.”

“Good God, the artful penmanship this writer has! To make me, a non-fan of the genre, twist and turn and cheer (for the most odd of characters, no less)”

© 2012, Paul Antony Jones Self publishing

email: Paul@DisturbedUniverse.com

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