Kronos Revival

About the Book

Like its predecessor, The Kronos Revival is a story of time travel and the interactions of its characters, both real and fictional, from various periods of history through which the characters journey. In the original work, Kronos International Time Excursions, an organization composed of top scientists—archaeologists, historians, engineers, computer programmers, and technicians—had developed a basic method of sending individuals back into the past and then retrieving them. “It was never my intention to ever again return to the past.” A lot of good had come from recent expeditions into the past—the camaraderie and personal accomplishments were immense because of the experiences we shared. At the same time, life was changed immensely for the time travelers—it was immensely challenging and emotionally draining. But situations arise where we are needed once again on a mission. Family ties and historical curiosity prompted us to once again become entwined in the past. Join us in visiting the infamous Gettysburg and witnessing history in action via our time-traveling escapades!

About the Author

Richard G. Oswald (1943–2016) was born in Ellwood City, Pennsylvania, and lived in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, through most of his adulthood. He was married to his wife, Sharen, for forty-three years. He had three children—Meredith, Richard, and Emily, and had four grandchildren. Rich retired from the Blackhawk School District after teaching social studies and English for thirty-seven years, but actively volunteered at the school and as state advisor of the Junior Historians of Pennsylvania until his final day. This book is the sequel to his first novel, The Kronos Conspiracies.