Time Hunter (Federal Bureau of Time)

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Hero archetypes

Heroine archetypes

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Synopsis

An agent with the elite Federal Bureau of Time (FBT), Lexie Stanton moves between the third dimension and the fourth, where time flows differently. In 2152, the genetic make-up of FBT agents has evolved so they can expand their days to 36 hours or longer when they take a special drug, Bender.Lexie and her partner struggle to solve their latest case when four people die holding vials of an unknown substance. The victims can’t be identified, and the FBT’s lab geniuses don’t recognize the substance.However, the lab crew can prove the deceased received huge time transfers before their deaths, pointing to one of the most powerful time hunters in the country. Rodrigo, the time hunter, has a genetic gift that allows him to transfer time from one person to another. He insists he doesn’t know the victims.Lexie and Rodrigo are attracted to each other. But she fears his interest in her is only to manipulate the case, and to gain inside information on FBT investigations.More victims turn up dead, and tragedy strikes Lexie’s partner. Can she prove Rodrigo is innocent, save her partner, and solve the mystery of the killer drug?

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Is Time Hunter (Federal Bureau of Time) appropriate for my child?

Suitable for most readers 16 and up.

Parents should know this book contains multiple deaths from a mysterious drug, moderate investigation-related violence, and a romance between a law enforcement agent and a suspect that includes attraction and tension but not explicit content.