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Liam O'Connor, Maddy Carter, and Sal Vikram—all victims of fatal accidents in 1912, 2010, and 2026 respectively—are given a second chance by a clandestine organization. Tasked with safeguarding the timeline, they confront the threats posed by rogue time travelers and must preserve the integrity of history.
First publish date: 2014
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: Alex Scarrow
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