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Ethan Cheeseman, a dedicated inventor, hopes to settle his family in a small town and finish building a time machine. Alongside his eight, twelve, and fourteen‑year‑old children, he faces relentless pursuit by spies and government agents who have been chasing them for two years. The story follows the family’s attempt to balance everyday life, the challenges of a household move, and an extraordinary scientific project, all while evading their unseen adversaries.
First publish date: 2010
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: Cuthbert Soup
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