Time Trap

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USA Today bestseller Micah Caida is the melding of two voices, two personalities and two minds of USA Today bestseller Mary Buckham and New York Times bestseller Dianna Love, which often turns up the strangest ideas. Writing as Micah, they enjoy exploring how teens persevere and excel during extraordinary situations. Life is often filled with the unexpected - both good and bad. While creating the Red Moon series, they hit upon a very unusual "what if" that exploded into an epic story filled with everyday teenagers who face impossible odds, but are the only ones who can save the world from itself. For more on Micah visit MicahCaida.com

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In book one of this unusual science fiction, time travel trilogy, USA Today Bestseller Micah Caida delivers an other-worldly thriller with an explosive finish. Rayen wakes up in a strange place called Albuquerque with no memory of how she landed in a desert where she's captured. While the authorities search for a way to identify her, she's sent to an unusual institution where she's shocked to see paper. When a power inside her manifests unexpectedly, she opens a portal, sending her and two unlikely sidekicks to a place harboring a deadly secret that can destroy this world … and the future. All she wants is to regain her memory and go home. The only person who can help her is an elite fighter of the future, who is trapped in a fantastical world where killing the enemy and surviving is all that matters. With one impulsive action to save a child, she proves she's his enemy. A debut trilogy where Isaac Asimov meets Hunger Games. "I have never read a book that was anything like this one before. It felt completely unique to me, which I loved!" Feed Your Fiction Addiction "Time Trap is amazingly original and unexpected ... I loved every second of reading it!" Alexandra F, who also read The Book Thief and The Hunger Games "Wonderfully written … I've never read anything like it. Excellent!" Adam, age 28 "If I had found books like this when I was a teen, I would have started reading much earlier, instead of waiting until my mid twenties!" ~~ Kay Barnes, adult