#timerangers

[kpimpinella]

The countdown begins. All-new editions of Nexus Point and Burning Man — and the long-awaited Paradigm Shift — December 2. Suit up, Rangers.

[kpimpinella]

Relaunch of NEXUS POINT and BURNING MAN, complete with new covers and content. AND release of the third book in the TIME RANGER series trilogy, PARADIGM SHFT.

#scifi #timetravel #militaryscifi #newsciencefiction #newscifi

[fantxtik]

Just finished Timerangers last night.

Love this show so much😭

[kpimpinella]

Some Concept Art for Commander Kai Sawyer, the MC in my Time Rangers Series. Book #1, Nexus Point, out now and sold almost everywhere. Book #2, Burning Man, coming VERY soon.

[kpimpinella]

Protagonist character card for Nexus Point, book #1 of the Time Ranger series by K.Pimpinella. Available everywhere in paperback, hardcover, ebook and Audible.

By the year 2198, Earth has unified under a central government calling itself Utopia. Kai Sawyer is a Time Ranger Commander, tasked with capturing Time Runners -- people who change history and threaten Utopia's existence.

Kirkus Review - "Over the course of this novel, Pimpinella delivers a spry, action-filled SF tale full of time paradoxes and fills it out with solid characterizations and a particularly agonized hero."

BookLife from Publishers weekly EDITORS PICK - "This time-travel thriller kicks off an exciting new series that lovers of the genre will relish.”

[kpimpinella]

‘Nexus Point’ has been selected in the first ever SPSFC, run by Hugh Howey, author of the ‘Wool’ series- currently being adapted for Apple TV. It’s only the selection round, but fingers crossed!

[kpimpinella]

Nexus Point now available on Audible! Narrated by the 2021 Independent Audio Book Awards Best Male Sci-Fi, Andrew B. Wehrlen. There’s a sample ...  and it’s a bit of whump! Help support a whump author trying to bring whump into the limelight!

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Nexus Point Review

Kirkus Reviews says this about ‘Nexus Point’ ... www.kirkus.com

“Over the course of this novel, Pimpinella delivers a spry, action-filled SF tale full of time paradoxes and fills it out with solid characterizations and a particularly agonized hero.” - Kirkus Review

“The conflicted relationship between father and son is handled well, and it would not be out of place in a work of earthbound, non–SF military fiction.” - Kirkus Review

“… Kai’s ordeal in 17th-century France may remind a few readers of the settings in Victor Hugo’s classic 1831 novel The Hunchback of Notre-Dame.” - Kirkus Review

“An effective blend of time-travel tropes and military fiction about family loyalties, expectations, and betrayal.” - Kirkus Review