Timeshare: A Time for War

I try to re-read this series a couple times a year. I Googled Joshua Dann and found a web site is the UK that says he is also writing under the name J. D. Austin.

As the third book of the series, this is also one of the best. Time traveler John Surrey leaves 2007 and goes back to 1940 so that he can get involved with the war in Europe. He meets Ian Fleming and many others and weaves everything into a tight and fascinating book.I did not find him to be either sexist or homophobic but, rather, he followed the feelings of both the 1940s and 2007. Are there historical flaws? Maybe a few, but they are so unimportant as to be easy to ignore. A great book in a great series (and I hope not the last of the series)

I can't get enough of John Surrey or Althea. I love the way the characters move through time as easily as some people change "time zones." This novel focuses on World War II and John's desire to live through the war, and not just read about it. He and Althea stay for the duration, and without giving much away, John can't sit back and let history unfold in the way he knows it will. Excellent writing, and characters. Thank you Mr. Dann!Wyla Gyla sauceScott Hollander