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Timestorm

Julie Cross - Author

This science-fiction adventure centres on time travel, conflict with Eyewall and a choice between protecting loved ones and trying to avert a grim future.

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As Jackson recovers from his brush with death, surrounded by his father, Courtney, Holly, and a few of the original time travelers, it becomes clear that they need to stop Thomas' and Dr. Ludwig's experiments at Eyewall Headquarters, triggering a war Jackson was born to fight. As Jackson recovers from his brush with death, surrounded by his father and a few of the original time travelers, it becomes clear that they need to stop Dr. Ludwig's experiments. The plot contains profanity, sexual situations, and violence. Book #3

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At a Glance

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LoveLoyaltyChoice

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Violence and harmRelationships and intimacyLanguage

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Beyond the Cover

loveloyaltychoicepowerexperimentationconflict

FictionNovel

Themes in Context

Love and competing priorities

Jackson faces a choice between saving people he loves and risking everything to try to prevent a horrific future.Ambiguous

How the book presents it: The story frames love as costly and places personal loyalty alongside wider consequences, inviting readers to weigh competing priorities.

Talk about: If the needs of loved ones and the future pull in different directions, how should Jackson weigh them?

Power and human cost

Eyewall seeks to shape the future regardless of human cost, while Jackson and others need to stop experiments at its headquarters.Provisional reading

Talk about: If the experiments could affect the future, what would count as an acceptable cost?

Why It May Be Worth Reading

The story sets personal loyalty against the possible human cost of shaping the future. It may suit readers interested in high-stakes choices alongside time-travel and adventure elements.

What Deserves Attention

The story includes violence, sexual situations and profanity. Consider whether these elements fit your reader alongside its conflict and danger.

A Conversation Worth Having

If Jackson’s priorities come into conflict, which would you want him to put first: the people he loves or preventing harm in the future?

Reading Approach

As you read, keep track of what Jackson knows about the future and what he still has to find out. This can help make sense of decisions made under uncertainty.

Confidence & Basis

Theme indicators describe how the book presents a topic; they are not a verdict on the whole book or your family's values. Confidence reflects how much book-specific material was checked. Only part of the book information was available, so some details remain unconfirmed.

What remains unconfirmed

Love and competing priorities: The outcome of his choice and the story’s final judgement of it are not established.
Power and human cost: The experiments’ details, consequences and eventual outcome are unclear.

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Checked: 2 October 2026.

Relevant to: Love and competing priorities; Power and human cost

Timestorm by Julie Cross | Open Library