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Harry Seven Kindle Edition

by D.A. Hill (Author)

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Travel to the past, restore history, preserve your family.
But first you have to win the girl.
Too bad you can't make someone love you.
Even when it's a matter of life and death...

In the summer of 2015, military historian Harrison Seely inherits his grandfather and namesake's house in Princeton, New Jersey. When he steps out the front door of his new home, he finds himself in London in the year 1943.

At the urging of the beautiful and aristocratic Lady Alicia Rowntree he agrees to use his knowledge of the past, her future, to bring the war to an early end. To do that he must convince General Eisenhower to postpone the D-Day landings, all while avoiding the murderous interest of a mysterious Russian.

But changing the past will have unexpected and dire consequences for the future and the people in it he loves. And to forestall disaster he must now win the heart of a woman who wants nothing to do with him...

Length: 490 pages	Word Wise: Enabled	Enhanced Typesetting: Enabled
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Language: English
ASIN: B075WWY51T
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Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #301,475 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)
- #568 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Science Fiction & Fantasy > Science Fiction > Time Travel
- #618 in Books > Science Fiction & Fantasy > Science Fiction > Time Travel
- #1150 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Romance > Time Travel

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Tash Williams

Time travel with a twist

5 October 2017

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Congratulations on delivering another great read. I loved the idea of the door as I he link to the past and future and how although Harry was the link he was able to share this with others. The story and characters where true to their time and I enjoyed being able to get both key characters perspectives. I couldn't put it down.

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AlanC

Time travel can change your life - Great read!

12 May 2018

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Another excellent read from D.A. Hill. I thoroughly enjoyed this story. It is a nicely woven tale set (mostly) at the tail end of World War II. We get close enough to some familiar historical characters to add a great sense of realism to a tale with a science fiction element. Nicely done Mr Hill. You had me totally involved with your characters. I highly recommend this book.

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28 March 2018

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Another great read D.A. Hill. Thoroughly enjoyed the book, interesting concepts, well researched, and gets you in from beginning to end. I highly recommend it.

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A well reaseached and written time-travel adventure.

30 July 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

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I picked up three time-travel books on Kindle. Of the three, this was the more interesting one. The writing is fine, the history well researched as is proper for a time-travel story that involves places and incidents we are at least somewhat familiar. This one covers the WW2 years 1943 and 1944. It kept my interest to the end. If I have quibble it is the ending. All ends well but no HooRah, more of a thud, it is over. I never did figure out who the baby in the photo is. But a good read.

Peter Frandsen

Great enlighting wwii story

9 May 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

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Interesting way of writing a contra factual story about WWII . Not fantastic but rather speculative about the what-ifs of our contemporary history

W. Johnson

Best fiction book I have read in a good long while.

21 June 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

Format: Kindle Edition

This is truly a WWII history buff's book. I have given this book five stars only because Amazon won't allow me to give more. Kudos Mr. Hill, kudos.

Typically I am very critical of "history" novels when they get things wrong, which so many unfortunately do. One recent example, set in 1930, mentioned a character's brother recently died of the SWINE FLU - I immediately deleted the book and fortunately found this one to read.

Any other history buffs who read this review and decide to pick up the book I warn you now that fairly early in the book you you will note a grievous 'error' about D-Day. Do not despair! It will all become clear to you, just keep reading......

Sk3ptik0n

A well crafted time travel story

30 May 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

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Let me preface by saying that the author would have had to personally offend me and my family to get a bad review on a book about time travel and WWII. Both happen to be among my favorite topics.

However, the author did a good job and it's a pleasant book to read, with an internally coherent treatment of time travel.
Of course, we never know how the time travel happens, but this book would have not gained by a technical description of wormholes or fancy machines.
We suspend disbelief and leave it at the door (literally) and we go on with the story.

And it's a pretty good story. I didn't have to google much of it because I am very familiar with the major campaigns mentioned in the book, but it was interesting to see how other people interpret alternate scenarios of the end of the war.

I found a few things a bit irritating. At the end there is a version of a possible reality that is not well explained. Made me feel like a skipped a chapter and I would have liked to know more about the postwar political setup.

The author gets a bit melancholy about the British aristocracy and their inability to hold on to their wealth. Boo Hoo. Yes, I have to admit I get a bit of sadness at the past splendor, but I can't forget how much of that wealth was acquired and how many people suffered so those manors could be built and maintained.
Now, if there was a movement to bulldoze them to the ground, I'd be first in line to protest, but I am not feeling bad for the fading away of a social class that was built on injustice and a unforgiving class system.

Third, I enjoyed some of the POV switching, but the female internal monologue was at times a bit strained.
But what do I know? I was never a lady of the British empire in any of my past lives or parallel universes.

It was an entertaining book, fairly well edited and consistent and easy to read. Deserving of the 4 stars.

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“Harry Seven” is a fun jaunt through through a door in time and provides ...

30 June 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

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This is the first science fiction book I have read since Seveneves. Perhaps the psychologist’s magic number seven has some significance after all. “Harry Seven” is a fun jaunt through through a door in time and provides a delightful journey. Any World War II buff will find it especially enjoyable. I happened to read it at the same time as I was reading “Last Hope Island”. The conjunction between the two books magnified the experience produced by each of them by an order of magnitude. Highly recommended.

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