Review: Christopher Petersen Does it Again
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 3, 2013
I really enjoyed "A Tear in Time." The sequel, "Prisoner in Time," was even better. Dr. David Warner is thrust back in time to the Civil War circa 1864. This time however, the circumstances are different that in the first novel. He's accompanied by a young man from the present who blames him for his brother's death. Dr. Warner and his fellow time traveler are thrust into the war's insanity, and an intriguing bond begins forming. I don't like to discuss a novel's plot too extensively for fear of revealing too much. I must say that Mr. Petersen's sequel surpasses "A Tear in Time" and I found this a tense and exciting read. A well-deserved five stars.Mark RubinsteinAuthor, "Mad Dog House" and "Love Gone Mad" (due September 1st 2013)