Time Travel Adventures of the 1800 Club. Book III
Language: English
1800s Cold War History Mississippi River New Orleans Science fiction Scotland Time travel british admiral h nelson british man o war british press gangs high seas adventure highlanders historically accurate mark twain old south robert p mcauley ronald reagan sailing samuel clemens steam engine steamboat time machine
Publisher: Robert P. McAuley
Description:
Chapter 1 The Mark Twain Mission
There is a tremendous explosion on a docked steamboat and the levees of New Orleans are destroyed. The city is flooded and a young Mark Twain vanishes in the muddy waters of the Mississippi River. Not only will the future generations never get to read some of his best works but also the city will never become the great port and vacation center it is today. The 1800 club must send a member back and stop the explosion. They need a member who has an understanding of steamboats and their engines and selects Tommy "Whitey" Madden, a New York City detective. Tommy finds out that in order to prevent the explosion from becoming history he must inform Mark Twain about his mission and inadvertently gives him an idea for one of his most popular stories.
Chapter 2 The Ronald Reagan Mission
Why would Ronald Reagan simply never exist? It was during his time as President of the United States that the Soviet Union was challenged by him to tear down the...