Out Of Time

A wonderful time-travel, spy story that addresses racism, sexism and world events from different perspectives. I am looking forward to the next book!

Good twisty plot leads to an entertaining read

Atticus Wolfe, MI6 operative jumps from the present to the 1960s and is suddenly confronted with the lack of technology we all are used to and the uncomfortable racial bigotry of that era. Well written, fast paced and a fun read. Happy to have found Dave Sinclair as an author. I also appreciate the very appropriate cover art - very 1960s Mad Men styling.

I’m not usually partial to spy novels, but I do like a good time travel story. This one was a real page turner and kept me guessing until the end.

What can I say? This book is exciting, suspenseful, full of great characters and was a joy to read! Don’t miss out.

Great book! Characters & events keep you on the edge of your seat. You won’t want to put it down.

This was a fun story and I will likely read the sequels also! Recomended

I was engrossed in the story from beginning to end. The concept of time travel is not new, but this story was fantastic. It felt as though seeing London in the 1960s, from the point of view of someone ripped out of the present. His mind did wander, as would anyone in that circumstance. He would wonder about his new environment, living and working in an earlier time period, and the reality of no real friend to lean on. He tried to continue his job, 60 years earlier, with no electronic surveillance available, no cell phone to contact back-up, and no real back-up. The discrimination of the 60s was also something he was not used to, not in the spirit of the world at that time. The characters are relatable, human, and imperfect. Atticus Wolfe is a great character, and I’m looking forward to reading his next adventure in the 60s.

One wild ride. Waiting anxiously for part 3.