Crossing In Time (Between Two Evils Book 1) by
“The Best Science Fiction Love Story of the Year.”
R. J. Kauffman, Panda Books Press
“Engaging, funny, romantic, and harrowing.” Publishers Weekly Starred Review
Remember how it feels to fall in love?
- Race against the clock through a dystopian nightmare.
- Climb naked into an untested time machine (carrying a seashell and a promise).
- Wake up 20 years younger, buck naked and mortally wounded, with your heart in your throat.
This is a perilous journey of passion, loss, and redemption that will have your pulse galloping and your palms sweating, make you laugh out loud through your tears, and leave you flush with the sublime pleasure of being in the arms of the one you love.
Crossing In Time, the first book in the Between Two Evils series, is an action-packed work of cross-genre fiction (because if I said it’s non-fiction you wouldn’t believe me. See how difficult this is going to be?)
Think The Outlander meets Men Are From Mars in the Andromeda Strain (with a healthy dose of Dirty Dancing).
Oh, and every word is true.
About the author of Crossing in Time, DL Orton:
USA BEST BOOK AWARD-WINNING AUTHOR D. L. ORTON lives in the Rocky Mountains where she and her husband are raising three boys, a golden retriever, two Siberian cats, and an extremely long-lived triops. In her spare time, she’s building a time machine so that someone can go back and do the laundry.
Ms Orton is a graduate of Stanford University’s Writers Workshop and a past editor of “Top of the Western Staircase,” a literary publication of CU, Boulder. The author has a number of short stories published in online literary magazines, including Literotica, Melusine, Cosmoetica, The Ranfurly Review, and Catalyst Press.
Visit D. L. Orton’s blogs: http://querysharkbait.com/the-best-hookers/
http://betweentwoevils.com/website/
Follow her on Twitter: https://twitter.com/DL_Orton
JC Gatlin lives in Tampa, Florida. In addition to regular fishing trips, he wrote a monthly column for New Tampa Style Magazine, then began penning several mystery/suspense stories. He also maintains a blog about the art of spinning a nail-biting, edge-of-your-seat mystery yarn.
Nicholas Ponticello is a high school mathematics teacher and STEAM coordinator at Flintridge Preparatory School in Los Angeles, California. Mr. Ponticello graduated from University of California, Berkeley with degrees in mathematics and astrophysics, and is currently completing a sustainability certificate through the UCLA Extension program. He is interested in exploring the intersection of science, sustainability, business, and education, and hopes to encourage more systems thinking and sustainability-themed curricula at the secondary school level.
