Midlife Crisis Best Sellers Rank : #2
- 4 years ago
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If you were offered the chance to live six days of your life over again, which would you choose? Richard Kent is feeling well and truly fed-up. As he approaches middle-age, his waistline is expanding, his career options are dwindling, and everything from pop music to television seems like it was so much better in his youth.If that wasn't depressing enough, his wife nags him, his kids ignore him and his boss thinks he's a dinosaur. He's just about ready to give up but then a truly remarkable encounter with his younger self changes everything.A trip back to 1984 in the body of his seven-year-old self is just the beginning of an amazing adventure revisiting key moments from his own life. These include an unfulfilled teenage crush and revenge on his evil boss armed only with a large, rubber Brontosaurus.Midlife Crisis is the first in a loosely connected series of time travel novels. It features characters and situations from the accompanying Time Bubble series and can be read standalone or alongside those stories.Want to know more about the author? You can find him at: jasonayres.co.ukfacebook.com/TheTimeBubble/twitter.com/AusterityDad=============================================================================What readers are saying about Midlife Crisis... I'm really impressed that the author has once again dabbled with time travel and made it different from the other stories. - Reviewify Mark [HALL OF FAME TOP 10 REVIEWER] on Amazon UKJason Ayres gets me to think like no other author has and he's funny too. - Marbeth Lynch on GoodreadsLeft me wishing it was possible. Who wouldn't want that travel back in time? A great read, well written in a style that keeps you reading. - Gary on Amazon UKThis book and the others linked to it are just the best reads for this summer. I find that I cannot put any of them down until the final page. - Mary on Amazon UKAyres creates a great character that explains what midlife should mean to us. His writing style is fun to read and done well. - Chip Kerchner on Goodreads
If you were offered the chance to live six days of your life over again, which would you choose? Richard Kent is feeling well and truly fed-up. As he approaches middle-age, his waistline is expanding, his career options are dwindling, and everything from pop music to television seems like it was so much better in his youth.If that wasn't depressing enough, his wife nags him, his kids ignore him and his boss thinks he's a dinosaur. He's just about ready to give up but then a truly remarkable encounter with his younger self changes everything.A trip back to 1984 in the body of his seven-year-old self is just the beginning of an amazing adventure revisiting key moments from his own life. These include an unfulfilled teenage crush and revenge on his evil boss armed only with a large, rubber Brontosaurus.Midlife Crisis is the first in a loosely connected series of time travel novels. It features characters and situations from the accompanying Time Bubble series and can be read standalone or alongside those stories.Want to know more about the author? You can find him at: jasonayres.co.ukfacebook.com/TheTimeBubble/twitter.com/AusterityDad=============================================================================What readers are saying about Midlife Crisis... I'm really impressed that the author has once again dabbled with time travel and made it different from the other stories. - Reviewify Mark [HALL OF FAME TOP 10 REVIEWER] on Amazon UKJason Ayres gets me to think like no other author has and he's funny too. - Marbeth Lynch on GoodreadsLeft me wishing it was possible. Who wouldn't want that travel back in time? A great read, well written in a style that keeps you reading. - Gary on Amazon UKThis book and the others linked to it are just the best reads for this summer. I find that I cannot put any of them down until the final page. - Mary on Amazon UKAyres creates a great character that explains what midlife should mean to us. His writing style is fun to read and done well. - Chip Kerchner on Goodreads