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Dead Time (Between Two Evils Book 3) Kindle Edition
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateApril 15, 2017
- File size6.8 MB
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From the Publisher
Fall in Love with the Between Two Evils Book Series...
If someone took everything you live for, how far would you go to get it back?
Across the vast expanse of space and time, love endures...
(Unfortunately, it's not going to be enough.)
DL Orton, Author & Time Machine Mechanic
Dive into my new series...
Madders of Time
- HIVE
- JUMP
- DOME (May 2026)
- Overtime (Nov 2026)
The Award-Winning & Best-Selling Author, DL Orton
DL Orton crafts high-octane stories where action, mystery, and science fiction collide. Her Between Two Evils series leans toward Sci-Fi Romantic Suspense while her latest Madders of Time series is character-driven, high-concept science fiction.
DL Orton crafts award-winning stories that explore love, fate, and the boundaries of time.
Editorial Reviews
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Here's what readers had to say about Crossing In Time, the series opener: "Engaging, funny, romantic, and harrowing."
Publishers Weekly (⭐️ Starred Review)
"Well written and deftly crafted."
Midwest Book Review (Featured Pick)
"The best of the best."
A "Great Indie Star of 2015" selected by Publishers Weekly
USA Best Book Awards Finalist
Cross-Genre Fiction
"The Best Science Fiction Love Story of the Year."
R. J. Kauffman, Panda Books Press
"Rich, Detailed, Fast-Paced, and Intelligent."
Literary Picks
"I was satisfied, exhausted, inspired, and blown away."
J. Staughton, Editor, Sheriff Nottingham eLit Magazine
"Edgy, literary, pithy [and] refreshingly naughty."
E.M. Davis, Sr Editor @ Pressque
"Clever and absolutely hilarious!"
M. Barreto, Goodreads Top 50 Reviewer
"Astonishingly fine."
Grady Harp, Amazon Top 100 Reviewer
From the Author
Think The Outlander meets Men Are From Mars in the Andromeda Strain (with a healthy dose of Dirty Dancing).
Oh, and every word is true.
From the Inside Flap
It's The Andromeda Strain meets Back to the Future with a healthy dose of Dirty Dancing.
It there's only one love story you read this year, make this be it!
From the Back Cover
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Product details
- ASIN : B01N0RQFLK
- Publisher : Rocky Mountain Press (US)
- Accessibility : Learn more
- Publication date : April 15, 2017
- Language : English
- File size : 6.8 MB
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Print length : 386 pages
- ISBN-13 : 978-1941368060
- Page Flip : Enabled
- Book 3 of 3 : Between Two Evils
- Best Sellers Rank: #1,011,149 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #2,078 in Time Travel Science Fiction (Kindle Store)
- #2,996 in Time Travel Fiction
- #7,122 in Dystopian Fiction (Books)
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THE AWARD-WINNING & BEST-SELLING author DL ORTON lives in the Tropics with her husband, a golden retriever mutt, a Siberian cat with a crewcut, and a bazillion geckos.
In her spare time, she's building a time machine so that someone can go back and do the laundry.
Ms. Orton is a graduate of Stanford University's Writers Workshop and has received numerous literary awards including two Indie Book Awards, the BookLife Prize in Fiction, a USA Best Book Award, and an International Book Award. She was recently shortlisted for the Hoffer Book Award Grand Prize and was selected by Publishers Weekly as one of "The Best of the Best" Indie authors.
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- Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2018Format: KindleVerified PurchaseBest series I've read in a long time, I have finished reading the first 3 books in this time travel series that's by far one of the best, the series is called (between two evils), it combines doomsday scenarios (virus that kills immediately) and time travel by the main character Diego and his love Isabelle, the first book is free on Amazon it's called ( crossing in time). If ever I recommend a book series this is it... it is intelligently written, every twist and turn leaves you wanting more, can't wait for the next 2 books, I just have to know what happens next. Seriously go get your copy now. You will be begging for copy 2,3,4 and 5.
- Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2018Format: KindleVerified Purchase[Slight Spoilers]
The bubble habitation is failing and the occupants need to find a new home. They look for one in the underground city (called The Magic Kingdom) where the time machine was kept in our universe. Diego was going to attempt to rescue Shannon from the religious kooks but sadly realizes that the search for a new home must take priority.
(Fortunately, the plot with Shannon is resolved - in a most unexpected way.)
Diego must get back to our universe. Fortunately, there is a working time machine in the Magic Kingdom of this universe. He uses it but we do not know if he returned to his own universe (it seems like he did), or if he will find Isabel. It’s frustrating because the next book in the series hasn’t yet been published.
- Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2017Format: KindleVerified Purchase[copied from my Goodreads review]
[Full disclosure: I received a pre-publication copy of the manuscript to proofread but my review is unsolicited. I just need to review every book I read because #OCD]
I really enjoyed the world & characters that DL Orton created in her first two books—Crossing in Time & Lost Time—and I was looking forward to reading more of the series and finding out how our heroes save the world!
Dead Time picks up right where Lost Time left off—Shannon has been kidnapped by a bunch of backwoods religious nutballs while Diego is stuck in C-Bay where this universe's version of his true love Iz can't stand to look at him.
We find out Shannon was taken to be put into an arranged marriage, Bella (this universe's Iz) believes Diego is her universe's James who supposedly died twenty years earlier, oh and yeah, some of the biodomes might be in danger of collapsing...
I'm really interested in the outline/plan Orton has for our characters. Crossing in Time set up an amazing idea—a multiverse-ending apocalypse that can only be prevented by some time-travelling, star-crossed lovers. Lost Time explored one alternate universe as one lover got sent off course to fix everything. Dead Time stays in that same "wrong" universe, is the longest book of the series so far, and doesn't really focus on the apocalypse much at all!
There is a lot of drama within this one universe, but I'm still left wondering what is happening with Matt back in Earth Prime, what's happening with Tego in his universe, and where was Iz taken as she was nearly dying at the end of book 1?
I love the ideas and characters and story lines—but there are just so many balls in the air, it's hard to remember all the details from previous books (like a note from Book 2 that appears in Book 3 or even the fact that Lani, one of the three main characters, was the street-smart girl in the first few chapters of Book 1 all grown up!). I can't help but imagine this story as a movie, but it's hard to figure out what pieces of the puzzle would make a quality film. The first two books each end on huge cliffhangers, but since I'm not a screenwriter, I guess it doesn't matter much...
Orton does more of what she's done previously—alternate chapters with different narrators (once again Diego, Shannon, and her mother Lani). The differentiation seems to be getting slightly better from chapter to chapter—there were a few Shannon chapters that really felt like they were the thoughts of an 18-year-old girl. There's fewer R-rated scenes (none really that I remember) but still some nice romance between different sets of characters. One relationship feels very much like Diego-Iz relationship with the way the two fight (but perhaps that's done on purpose?)
My only main complaint is the ease with which everything wrapped up in the end. It felt a little too convenient (perhaps a deus ex machina situation) how everything that needed to happen was able to happen as time ticked down. Looking back, I wonder if there could have been a different split point between Books 2 & 3 that may have balanced the lengths a little more and given the final few chapters here time to grow and events happen in a more realistic manner.
Still, we're learning a few more details about how the time travel machine works (it feels a little like a McGuffin) like how it targets the universe it's traveling to. But we still have more to learn (like why the sock, where are the notes coming from, and how are the targeting "beacons" gathered and sent between worlds?) so I'm sure I'll be back for Book 4. Even if I don't get to proofread it!
- Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2025Format: KindleVerified PurchaseI wasn't sure I'd like this series, but am so glad I read the three books; wish there were more! I truly didn't want it to end. I love stories that I can't figure out how they're going to end, and this one proved my wrong several times. I appreciate the humor that's thrown in, every now and again.
- Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2024Format: KindleVerified PurchaseBut the ending was perfect.
Great read; awesome characters, terrific plot, and some of the best writing I’ve enjoyed in a long time.
Just get it; you can thank me later.
- Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2017Format: KindleVerified PurchaseFollowing a time-traveler in a dystopian future where a deadly virus has destroyed most of humanity and forced the remainder to live in sealed environments, this novel wraps up events from the previous two books with a very satisfying ending. I fully enjoyed the switching viewpoints, and found the characters well-fleshed-out and compelling. I really cared for them all, and felt the author had built a believable world with sound scientific background for how events played out. I am looking forward to more work by this gifted writer.
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P. MorenReviewed in the United Kingdom on October 24, 20175.0 out of 5 stars Dead Time D L Orton The third in this gripping series
Format: KindleVerified PurchaseThis is the third book in this gripping SciFi series. The action continues apace with the Biomes crumbling and the occupants need alternatives. Diego makes it back to his own Universe before the virus has struck but can he do anything to help his own and the alternative world. The saga continues.
additive ReaderReviewed in the United Kingdom on May 4, 20175.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
Format: KindleVerified PurchaseCannot wait untill book 4
Lynn WortonReviewed in the United Kingdom on May 15, 20174.0 out of 5 stars Wonderful Read!
Format: KindleVerified PurchaseThis is the third book in the Between Two Evils series. I think this is the best story so far. I loved it!
Diego is a fantastic character. I really liked him. He is kind and loving. In this book his cheesy/pun-y speech is not as prevalent. However, this is due to the more serious subject matter, as well as him not being the central focus as a main character so much.
This story continues on from the end of book two and the reader is taken on an emotional roller coaster ride from beginning to end. This book focuses on three of the characters: Diego, Lani and Shannon, who each have their own chapters, though Shannon seems to be the main character focused on in this tale. There are also several new characters introduced and I must say that I felt sorry for Peter and the others living under the thumb of a meglomaniac (even though he was Peter's father). I really enjoyed watching Peter and Shannon's relationship grow. They make a really lovely couple and I wish them all the best. Meanwhile, Lani finds herself facing a life changing experience and locating a man long thought dead, and Diego is still determined to return to his Isabel in his universe.
Again, I found some of the story a little repetitive plot-wise, but there are a few twists that made up for it. There are also a few surprises thrown in for good measure, which kept things interesting. There is also an abundance of action, romance and danger that had me sitting on the edge of my seat more than once. This story doesn't end in a cliffhanger as such. There is an epilogue at the end that sets up the next book in the series and introduces a new character. Now I'm wondering what's going to happen next and I can't wait to find out.
DL Orton has written an intriguing time travel romance. I enjoyed her writing style, which is not as fast paced as some other authors I've read but it still had me turning the pages. The flow of the story is a lot smoother than the first book in the series and this made it a more pleasurable read. I would definitely read more of her books in the future.
There are no scenes of an explicit nature, and there is no mention of sexual activity (apart for some kissing) in this story. Having said that, I do not recommend this book to younger readers (under 16) due to the nature of the story, as well as some violence which could lead to a triggering event for some readers. However, I do recommend this book if you love dystopian or time travel romances. - Lynn Worton
































