Branch Point by Clee

[TomMazanec]

What I found implausible about this (besides the time travel) is that a bunker of a few thousand survivors of the Cuban Missile War could invent this time travel, plus that weapon James Bond would kill for, in one century, when a few thousand million people with the resources of a planet could not come near to doing that in half a century.

 

[Danny McG]

For anyone unfamiliar with this mid-nineties novel by Mona Clee, here's a review someone did online.....

A world that won’t stay saved

Mona Clee’s 1996 debut novel Branch Point is a product of the mid-nineties, the period after the fall of the Soviet Union and before the endless War on Terror. While it acknowledges the dramatic changes in Russia, its sensibilities remain informed by Cold War anxieties. Given how many nuclear...

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