The Cosmic City

In the conclusion to The Stolen Future trilogy, Keryl Clee finds himself at the center of a crisis which could mean the destruction not only on Earth, but of Time itself.Hostages of a time-traveling madman who is creating an army from the past to conquer the world of the future, before Clee and Lady Maire can defeat him they must come to grips with the shocking truth behind the 300-year-old Nuum invasion of Earth.Beset by new and powerful enemies, betrayed by the Council of Nobles itself, Keryl Clee has one last chance to unite the peoples of Earth--Nuum and Thoran, human and non-human alike--because even he is powerless against those who are coming from beyond the stars to reach...The Cosmic City.★★★★★ Mr. Lowe narrates his tale with the voice of yesteryear. This voice is more polite, circumspect and yet vibriant and vital. His story has all the elements one could wish for. There is action, adventure, unusual characters, not to mention time-travel, and a quest to be reunited with his true love. A very well written, compelling read. Venice Rembold [ The Invisible City]
★★★★★ Great Take on classic SF trope: Enjoyable retro time travelling science fiction adventure. Deborah Walker [ The Invisible City]★★★★★ The story kicks off with that wonderful trope of a WWI soldier stumbling into a far flung world so very much unlike his own. Through grit, wariness, cleverness, and a bit of luck, he survives his first few days in this alien place and goes on to fight for love, honor, and freedom.Jon M. [The Invisible City]For lovers of Edgar Rice Burroughs and Robert E. Howard, The Cosmic City, the final volume of The Stolen Future trilogy, is a return to fantastic adventures in alien lands.