In the Scent Book Series 4th Installment, Reverend Alan McKean to Save London from Atomic Bomb

A plane with an atomic bomb is sitting on a runway somewhere in Scotland in 1943, waiting to be piloted to London—and the only person who can intercept it is Fortrose minister Alan T McKean who is retiring from the ministry after 34 years and has just penned his fourth time travel novel, “The Scent of Freedom.” McKean’s writing created the dystopia.

Already the author of time travel novels The Scent of Time, The Scent of Home, and The Scent of Eternity, McKean adds The Scent of Freedom to the series published by Black Rose Writing in Texas.

McKean lives in the Black Isle with writer-wife Stephanie Parker McKean. He employs historical knowledge and a vivid imagination to create alive, compelling novels that reverse readers back through time.

Comments from reviews for his previous books include: “If this were a movie, I would watch it over and over!” “It’s been a while since I read a book in one sitting, but I couldn’t put down.” “The author has done an amazing job taking readers back in time.” “Once again, I find myself impatiently waiting for the next book to be available.” “The author captures the past in a remarkable tale of adventure and combines the real history with the science fiction of time travel.”

For a second time, Vanguard time traveler Drew Faulkner marries—and for the second time tragedy strikes before the couple consummates their marriage. Formerly blind Marie who plays the piano like an angel—is kidnapped.

Clues lead them back to Waterloo in 1815, where they must prevent the Duke of Wellington’s murder. Drew and former girlfriend Meryl find themselves on opposite sides of the Battle of Waterloo. Meryl protects Wellington. Drew mingles with Napoleon’s French army.

Drew is wounded, but his physical injury proves minor compared to his emotional agony when his rescued wife leaves him for dashing French Captain Guy Leppard.

The threat switches to President Lincoln. If he is killed two years before the January 1, 1863, signing of the Emancipation Proclamation, the entire course of U.S. history will be changed.

Time travelers learn to expect the unexpected, but how could Drew expect arch enemy Nantucket Sea Captain Caleb Bryant to return from the dead? If Bryant is alive, Drew’s adopted daughter Mi-Ling is in grave danger.

Vanguard headquarters is attacked by enemy time traveling organization PATCH. Vanguard’s leader is betrayed by one of his own.

Meanwhile, a plane with an atomic bomb is sitting on a runway somewhere in Scotland in 1943, waiting to be piloted to London.

While working closely with her again, Drew realizes he still loves former girlfriend Meryl. He excels at time traveling, but will Drew ever excel at love?

Copies of The Scent of Freedom are available at all major booksellers, including Black Rose Writing, Amazon, and Barnes & Noble.

Review copies available upon request

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