Reviews
If anyone is looking for a good read for sunning at the
beach, or for a long flight, pick up this fine sci-fi thriller. It will
definitely keep you engrossed and entertained, right down to the last
page.
SCIFI-STORIES.COM
The Timeshift Trilogy is a great mix between
science, technology and life-like characters. We have become fans of
Phillip Jackson as a story teller, just as we know many
of those who read these books will too.
CONSERVATIVE
MONITOR
(REVIEW OF TIMESHIFT)
It takes a fine craftsman and storyteller to remove
us from the work-a-day world and propel us into a fantastic story that
includes a United States split in two like the late Roman Empire, as
well as a machine that can view the past the way we might watch a VCR.
What makes the book a fascinating read has little to do with these strange,
almost foreign, notions, but has everything to do with what has always
been the hallmark of good fiction, an interesting plot and good character
development. Mr. Jackson is good at developing characters quickly. Even
the minor characters generally rise to three dimensions and have mixed
motivations and even mixed loyalties.
Timeshift is a fascinating sci-fi thriller that
will keep you turning the pagescover to cover.
CONSERVATIVE
MONITOR
(REVIEW OF WHAT PRICE PARADISE)
The authors take a novel and interesting approach
that diverges from the usual assumptions about time travel. The whole
conflict about whether time travel should be undertaken at all is distilled
down to the goals and aspirations of the two major characters, Keith
Maravich and Carson Gilmore, who were once friends, and who must do
battle in the past in order to change or save the future, depending
on their perspectives. This scenario has been played out before in science-fiction,
but it has not been quite so interestingly handled and the outcome was
never so much in doubt. The friendship and antagonisms between the two
men play a large part in their final struggle, and their fundamental
beliefs about time and destiny ultimately bring their conflict to a
higher level. What Price Paradise is an action-packed page turner.
JAMES
RIVER PUBLICATIONS [CIVIL WAR WEBSITE]
This [Between Two Worlds] is the first fictional
book on the Civil War that I have added to my website. Phillip Jackson
brings to the Civil War something other than the run of the mill informational
repetoir we have come to expect. He brings a breath of fresh air to
us looking to expand our interest in the American Civil War. Take this
book on your vacation to the beach; carry it up to your private study
and close the door for some personal time with his book's characters.
APOCALYPSE
FICTION MAGAZINE
A post-apocalyptic/time-travel/political-thriller...
Timeshift is a novel quite unlike it anything you've read before.
Phillip Ellis Jackson is definitely a unique new voice in science fiction!
FANTASTICA DAILY
Timeshift puts a spin on the subject of time travel.
... The author's strongest points are in his ideas and plotting. What
happens within the book's technological framework is always intriguing.
The chess-like developments of the plot itself are also comfortably
paced, and indeed such elements click into place throughout. ... I must
also confess that I got an unexpected chill down my back at one of the
story's major plot developments. There is some promise for this new
writer.
POST-APOCALYPTIC
MEDIA
Timeshift and Between
Two Worlds are wonderful science fiction. Truly outstanding! If
you enjoy time travel books, then these books are for you. Timeshift
and Between Two Worlds will definitely keep you entertained,
right on down to the very last page. I cant wait for book 3. Take
a leap into the Beta Light and see what I mean.
SCIENCE FICTION WORLD
Timeshift
is entertaining ... and definitely not bad for the first work of an
author. It offers some very interesting new ideas, especially the idea
of "Beta Light" which is what makes the novel worth reading
for fans of entertaining scifi.
XIANWORLDVIEW.COM
The scenes and characters [in Timeshift]
just seem to flow right into your head and the whole thing makes as
much sense as if you were living it right along with the characters....
I actually read it twice in the last six weeks and what Ive read
of the second book is even better.