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    1888: The Ripper Revelation: Infinity Engines: Missions, #2
    1776: The Washington Divergence: Infinity Engines: Missions, #1
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    Infinity Engines: Missions Series

    By Andrew Hastie

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    About this series

    What if you could go back in time and discover the real identity of Jack the Ripper?

    It's 1888, the slums of London's East End are overrun with crime, disease and poverty. In the dark alleys of Whitechapel, a serial killer begins a killing spree, preying on prostitutes and leaving them horrifically mutilated. Detective Inspector Sabien is assigned to the case. A seasoned officer of the Protectorate, the temporal police force of the Oblivion Order, Sabien is tasked with tracking the down murderer.

    Seconded to the nineteenth-century, the Inspector has a rare talent, the ability to travel through the timelines of the victims, giving him a 100% track record and earning him the nickname of 'Sherlock'. But this investigation is different, the Ripper seems to be able to hide from him, and as the body count begins to stack up, Sabien finds himself struggling to discover the killer's identity.

    Infinity Engines: Missions takes you on a journey into an alternate history, one that might have been if it wasn't for the work of the Oblivion Order and their mission to save the future, by changing the past.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHere be dragons Ltd
    Release dateNov 10, 2018
    1888: The Ripper Revelation: Infinity Engines: Missions, #2
    1776: The Washington Divergence: Infinity Engines: Missions, #1

    Titles in the series (2)

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      1776: The Washington Divergence: Infinity Engines: Missions, #1
      1776: The Washington Divergence: Infinity Engines: Missions, #1

      1776: The Washington Divergence: Infinity Engines: Missions, #1

      Andrew Hastie
      5/5 - 1 rating
      5/5 - 1 rating

      What if George Washington was killed before taking office? The year is 1776. New York is on fire. The British fleet are in the harbor, and Special Agent John Anderson still can't believe he's here... It began when the FBI counter-terrorism system picked up suspicious activity at Mount Vernon. Anderson was assigned to find out why a crazy old man dressed as a British Redcoat was trying to break in and how the same guy could show up five minutes later at the Smithsonian. The Colonel claims he is trying to change the past and prevent the assassination of General Washington. Anderson assumes he's just off his meds – until the old man runs into a broom closet and disappears. Infinity Engines: Missions takes you on a journey into an alternate history, one that might have been if it wasn't for the work of the Oblivion Order and their mission to save the future, by changing the past.

      What if George Washington was killed before taking office? The year is 1776. New York is on fire. The British fleet are in the harbor, and Special Agent John Anderson still can't believe he's here... It began when the FBI counter-terrorism system picked up suspicious activity at Mount Vernon. Anderson was assigned to find out why a crazy old man dressed as a British Redcoat was trying to break in and how the same guy could show up five minutes later at the Smithsonian. The Colonel claims he is trying to change the past and prevent the assassination of General Washington. Anderson assumes he's just off his meds – until the old man runs into a broom closet and disappears. Infinity Engines: Missions takes you on a journey into an alternate history, one that might have been if it wasn't for the work of the Oblivion Order and their mission to save the future, by changing the past.

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      1888: The Ripper Revelation: Infinity Engines: Missions, #2
      1888: The Ripper Revelation: Infinity Engines: Missions, #2

      1888: The Ripper Revelation: Infinity Engines: Missions, #2

      Andrew Hastie
      5/5 - 2 ratings
      5/5 - 2 ratings

      What if you could go back in time and discover the real identity of Jack the Ripper? It's 1888, the slums of London's East End are overrun with crime, disease and poverty. In the dark alleys of Whitechapel, a serial killer begins a killing spree, preying on prostitutes and leaving them horrifically mutilated. Detective Inspector Sabien is assigned to the case. A seasoned officer of the Protectorate, the temporal police force of the Oblivion Order, Sabien is tasked with tracking the down murderer. Seconded to the nineteenth-century, the Inspector has a rare talent, the ability to travel through the timelines of the victims, giving him a 100% track record and earning him the nickname of 'Sherlock'. But this investigation is different, the Ripper seems to be able to hide from him, and as the body count begins to stack up, Sabien finds himself struggling to discover the killer's identity. Infinity Engines: Missions takes you on a journey into an alternate history, one that might have been if it wasn't for the work of the Oblivion Order and their mission to save the future, by changing the past.

      What if you could go back in time and discover the real identity of Jack the Ripper? It's 1888, the slums of London's East End are overrun with crime, disease and poverty. In the dark alleys of Whitechapel, a serial killer begins a killing spree, preying on prostitutes and leaving them horrifically mutilated. Detective Inspector Sabien is assigned to the case. A seasoned officer of the Protectorate, the temporal police force of the Oblivion Order, Sabien is tasked with tracking the down murderer. Seconded to the nineteenth-century, the Inspector has a rare talent, the ability to travel through the timelines of the victims, giving him a 100% track record and earning him the nickname of 'Sherlock'. But this investigation is different, the Ripper seems to be able to hide from him, and as the body count begins to stack up, Sabien finds himself struggling to discover the killer's identity. Infinity Engines: Missions takes you on a journey into an alternate history, one that might have been if it wasn't for the work of the Oblivion Order and their mission to save the future, by changing the past.

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