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Remember Tomorrow Kindle Edition

by Gregory Mattix (Author) Format: Kindle Edition

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Jason Hurd, a man on the verge of giving up on life altogether, suddenly receives a reprieve when a dead man appears out of thin air. In the dead man’s possession Jason finds an extraordinary device, one that grants its user the ability to travel through time. With this tremendous power in his hands, he discovers a newfound determination to try to rectify the past failures in his life and avert tragedies in the lives of those he loves.

But meddling with the past always has future consequences, some of which are the least expected. Jason’s journey will ultimately lead him to cross paths with an elusive killer who has been plaguing his small town for decades. Can Jason right the wrongs of the past and uncover a serial killer, or will he himself become the next victim?

Remember Tomorrow is a nostalgic journey through time, a science-fiction coming-of-age story from the author of Extensis Vitae and Nexus of the Planes.

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B07XDD5RGF
Publication date ‏ : ‎ September 24, 2019
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 3585 KB
Simultaneous device usage ‏ : ‎ Unlimited
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Print length ‏ : ‎ 407 pages

Best Sellers Rank: #379,248 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #1,083 in Time Travel Science Fiction (Kindle Store)
- #1,535 in Time Travel Fiction
- #1,709 in Mystery, Thriller & Suspense Literary Fiction

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Gregory Mattix enjoys all types of speculative fiction and writes a variety of stories under that broad genre. He grew up in the blazing heat of the Arizona desert. He obtained a degree in Business Administration at the University of Arizona, served in the military, and lived overseas for a time. Currently, he lives in Colorado with his wife. He is the author of Remember Tomorrow and the Extensis Vitae and Nexus of the Planes series.

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Yorickthelastman

Butterfly Effect with a crime thriller flavor

Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2019

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If you like time travel (and let's be honest, who doesn't??), then this book is for you. The author obviously had a lot of fun writing this story and lets us in on it!

We are introduced to our main character as he's about to end his pretty miserable existence. However, fate has different plans for Jason as his suicide attempt is interrupted by another inadvertent death by a character traveling back in time who poorly calculates his arrival location (I won't spoil the means of his demise). Suffice it to say, Jason becomes the proud owner of a unique device which allows him to travel through time. Will he use it for self gain? To right the wrongs in the lives of those around him? Well, he's gotta decide, because there's a finite amount of power in the device (and no "time travel recharging station" for another few hundred years) and some authorities from the future who are not very pleased to see such a device fall into the hands of just any schlub.

Mattix's creative writing style along with his characters and story kept me engaged throughout this book. His action sequences are visceral and incredibly choreographed... I felt the impact of every fall, punch, crash, shotgun blast, and smack with a baseball bat (to name a FEW of the tussles). The mind of a thirty-something year old man inhabiting the body of his younger self (an excellent and refreshing time travel story device) was a fun element to the story as well.

There are a handful of excellent time travel stories and this deserves to be ranked among them. Highly recommended for the sci-fi/time-travel/action genre fan.

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BrianB

A good, heartwarming story, with adventure, romance, and time travel too

Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2020

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I just finished this novel, and I am sorry that it is done. I genuinely enjoyed reading this book. Although time travel makes the action possible, the story takes place in the real world, with a character driven story line. As in many of my favorite books, I liked the characters, and found myself drawn into their lives. I absolutely had to read the whole thing, to find out what happened to them. It was time well spent.

I could tell that the story did not have a professional editor. Many e-books hit the press without editing today. Sometimes that is disastrous, but Mattix is a good enough writer to pull it off. Parts of the story feel more like a journal than a novel, and include entries that do not move the story forward. I did not find that this detracted from my reading experience at all.

The characters talk alot about pop culture, including video games and music, mainly between 1990 and 2005. Not my era, but it was a good thing to include, grounding the story in a real time and place. Not as all consuming as in Ready Player One. Just a recurring background element.

I recommend this as an enjoyable read. Perhaps not the great American novel, but an entertaining one nevertheless.

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Patrick Mulcahy

Thoroughly entertaining

Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2022

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I enjoyed this book and found it harder and harder to put down after each session. Good time travel story, interesting characters and a positive ending. Good job…..

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Phillip Mckenzie

Refreshing and Readable

Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2020

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I love time travel books and this one did not let me down. It wasn’t about the science of time travel as many books in this genre are; it was about making a change or changes if given the opportunity. It was a case of having a chance to do something all over again and doing it right the second time. This book represents that perfectly and is very well written . I loved it.

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An enjoyable and fast paced read

Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2020

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This is a fun book with characters who are very real and likable. The plot moves quickly along with plenty of twists and turns. A solid read!

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D. Safir

Good premise and good start, but fizzles.

Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2020

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This was the kind of book I was looking to read. After slogging through Michener's Alaska, I was looking for a quick fun read, and I love time travel stories. (Don't get me wrong. I liked Alaska, but it was long and a bit slow.) Add in a hunt for a serial killer and it's just the book I was looking for. It started out great and I liked the characters and the writer's style of writing. There was some good time travel action in the beginning and the serial killer was right there in the mix. Then the protagonist goes further back (not to give anything away) and the action is almost non-existent. Serial killer is almost forgotten. Finally, in the end, we get a confrontation, but it is not very exciting. I wouldn't have skipped this book, as it was an easy read and passed the time, but it could have been much better. He just lost the momentum less than halfway through.

Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2024

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Story flows well and the characters fleshed out nicely . Congrats on putting it all together .all sort of potential additional peripheral stories adjacent to this one.

Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2023

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Fantastic and constantly engaging. Hard to put down!! So glad I chose to read this book; you'll be glad you did too!!

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Gattaca

Beautiful, captivating and genuinely moving!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 15, 2022

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Time-travel novels are a bit of a guilty pleasure for me. I’ve read and studied many of the greats and classics over the years, but sometimes it’s nice to just settle down with something undemanding, maybe not brilliantly written, but a bit of a flight of fancy. This book, though, transcends all of that. OK, it has a time-travel mechanism within it , but it’s not really a time-travel novel, it’s not as important to the story as it usually is. For me, it’s a classic coming-of-age tale, incorporating a genuinely moving love story. From the start, it is beautifully written. The pace is perfect, the reader’s intelligence is respected, the time-travel element is at the core but not over-laboured, it just works, accept it.

Over the years I have studied, written theses and articles on many works of fiction, but few have genuinely touched me like this particular work by Gregory Mattix. I’d expected the usual light but mildly entertaining diversion, but found myself completely immersed in the life of the central character. OK, I could see where we were heading before the end, but that was no great disappointment, and when I reached the final page it actually felt just a little emotional. I envy anyone who has not yet read this book, they have that pleasure to look forward to. This is a one in one hundred book…do yourself a massive favour and read it, enjoy it, love it!