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Standing on the Shoulder's of Giants (Earth's New Timeline Book 2) by [CJ Fielding ]

Standing on the Shoulder's of Giants (Earth's New Timeline Book 2) Kindle Edition

by CJ Fielding (Author) Format: Kindle Edition

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Five years ago, in 2057, a totally unprepared earth was destroyed by thousands of asteroid strikes. Two men, John and Paul, survived because they happened to be in the seed bank in Svalbard, Norway. An alien for his own reasons sent them back in time to 70 AD with the hope that by the time 2057 came back around, the Earth would have the technology to stop the asteroid apocalypse.
Now that five years have passed, the changes they have brought are in their infancy.
Paul went to Africa with the hope of helping the people handle their Tsetse fly problem and prepare them for malaria so that in time Africa could stand next to Europe in their development of the world. Circumstances required him to become the leader of a tribe and to defend his new home. As leader, he has created a unique form of imperialism that is built around a school system. He now has to overcome other tribes and the many animals in Africa that are legitimately considered monsters and gods by their people.
John chose to go to North America to what was called in the modern world Texas. His goal was to bring iron and domesticated bison to the people. He was successful with the former but still works on the later. His only real wish is to be a homesteader, but his knowledge is changing the culture more than he could ever imagine, and thus the culture is forcing him to change.

Warning-This series intentionally deals with some of the darker aspects of our history. A time where war crimes were considered honorable, where nearly every marriage was child marriage, and execution was the norm for even minor offenses. If you have a problem with these things they you understand how John and Paul feel as they take steps to change or stop the things that horrify them.

Length: 266 pages	Word Wise: Enabled	Enhanced Typesetting: Enabled
Page Flip: Enabled	Language: English

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ASIN : B08G1WZRHV
Language : English
File size : 1310 KB
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Text-to-Speech : Enabled
Screen Reader : Supported
Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
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Word Wise : Enabled
Print length : 266 pages

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Russell Neuendorf

Good second book.

Reviewed in Australia on 17 November 2020

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It was engaging story and I would probably read others from the author.

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Christian Dauz

More of the Same Problems. Lies, Overgeneralization and No Research

Reviewed in the United States on 20 August 2020

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Again, same problems of the first book but much more

This guy thinks everyone in Sub-sahara Africa is worse than the villians of Game Thrones as well as more generic and uniform in unrealistic inhumanity as

Most non-noble girls and boys throughout most civilizations in most of history actually married on average in their late-teens or early-twenties. But the author who didn't do any research just spews more fictional lies about history neglecting to mention that the Romans treated their slaves much better than America did and it was much, much easier for a Roman slave to earn their freedom

The characters are all impatient manchildren with no human qualities. They make Trump human in comparison

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Lance Wheeler

Good book, bad ending

Reviewed in the United States on 17 October 2020

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I know I post too many comments on bad endings, but can't help it, I don't like to read books with half a story. Isn't that what a cliffhanger is, an ending a book in the middle of the story? A breach in the writer reader contact? I paid for a story, I got half a story.

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Dave

Lousy way to end a book.

Reviewed in the United States on 5 October 2020

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Overall, although often presented in a clumsy, stilted manner, I enjoyed the premise of the story. But, I hate it when a book ends in a cliff hanger. Move on to further adventures but don't leave us hanging waiting on, what should have been, the next chapter. It equates to nothing more than a cheap trick to force the reader to by the next book. I doubt if I will purchase anything else from this author.

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James F. Walroth

Standing on the Shoulders of Giants

Reviewed in the United States on 16 November 2020

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Looking.at the other reviews, I noticed that some were disappointed with the ending. I actually thought that the ending came at a good spot for the story yo transition to the next installment.

Overall, I thought that it is thought provoking and will continue with the next installment.

Kevin

Another cliffhanger

Reviewed in the United States on 23 August 2020

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Like book one it ends right at a good point, so only 4 stars but overall I like the book. Don't know how accurate it is but still a fun read. Think other 2 star review a little harsh. However author might do better under kindle unlimited.

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