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• Title : The River of No Return
• Author : Bee Ridgway
• Rating : 4.57 (315 Vote)
• Publish : 2016-7-16
• Format : Hardcover
• Pages : 464 Pages
• Asin : 0525953868
• Language : English

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In 1815, Julia Percy mourns the death of her beloved grandfather, an earl who could play with time. In Bee Ridgway’s wonderfully imaginative debut novel, a man and a woman travel through time in a quest to bring down a secret society that controls the past and, thus, the future. But Nick yearns for home and for one brown-eyed girl, lost now down the centuries. Soon enough Julia and Nick are caught up in an adventure that stretches up and down the river of time. “You are now a member of the Guild. It needs Nick to go back to 1815 to fight the Guild’s enemies and to find something called the Talisman. As their knowledge of the Guild and their feelings for each other grow, the fate of the future itself is hanging in the balance.. On his deathbed he whispers in her ear: “Pretend!” Pretend what? When Nick returns home as if from the dead, older than he should be and battle scarred, Julia begins to suspect that her very life depends upon the secrets Grandfather never told her. Then the Guild asks him to break its own rule. The Guild, an entity that controls time travel, showers him with life's advantages. There is no return.” Two hundred years after he was about to die on a Napoleonic battlefield, Nick Falcott, soldier and aristocrat, wakes up in a hospital bed in modern London

BEE RIDGWAY holds a PhD in literature from Cornell University and is a professor of English literature at Bryn Mawr College. She lived in England for several years and now makes her home in Philadelphia.

Also in 1815 exists Julia Percy, whose grandfather played with time and managed to pass on his legacy to Julia without her being completely aware of it. They send him back to 1815 England to discover the nefarious plans of a shadowy nemesis who seeks a talisman that controls time. Nick is prepared to live in contemporary ease in America and willfully ignore the echoes of his past, but the Guild has other plans for him. From Booklist In her stellar debut, Ridgeway manages the permutations of the time-travel trope with originality and aplomb. The juxtaposition between rather foppish yet deeply wounded Nick and spunky, highly intelligent Julia keeps the pages turning, while the entire premise and plot capture unwavering attention. Lord Nick Falcott was an early nineteenth-century aristocrat, until he unexpectedl