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Announcing Eddie Upnick's Exciting New Release
Future Tense

Read the original riveting story
Time Will Tell

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Eddie Upnick lives in Bayside, New York, with his wife, Linda.

Of Time Will Tell, Eddie says, “Many hidden truths are revealed in this book.”


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Future Tense


Future Tense, the sequel to Time Will Tell, picks up the story twenty years later, from 2022-2028. Our planet is in peril from nuclear threats and alien forces bent on Earth’s destruction.

The Defender returns to Earth, giving special powers to four teenagers. Can these two sets of twins save our world from the incredible internal and external threats it is facing?

Future Tense is a page-turning thrill ride that follows the children and grandchildren of Jeff and Clem, Earth’s saviors from Time Will Tell.
Time Will Tell

Going back to pre-war Germany is the only way to stop an unthinkable future in this thrilling new time-travel adventure.

Four scientists from a Nazi-controlled future return through time to try to change history in Time Will Tell, by Eddie Upnick.

The year is 2133 and the Nazis rule the world. Four scientists are pressured to complete a Time Travel project in time for the 200th anniversary of Hitler’s coming to power. A plan is hatched to change history as the four scientists are transported back to Berlin in 1938. Two SS agents from the future chase the scientists back in time, carrying with them the most hideous weapons of the 22nd century.

In Part Two, after the war, the lives of everyone on Earth are threatened by powerful aliens with their own designs for our planet. In this story of remarkable heroism and friendship, will the forces of good defeat the forces of evil and rescue mankind from an unthinkable future? Only Time Will Tell.
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