- Mass Market Paperback: 248 pages
- Publisher: Del Rey; reprint edition (Sep 28 1998)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 0345421965
- ISBN-13: 978-0345421968
- Product Dimensions: 17.3 x 10.4 x 2 cm
- Shipping Weight: 113 g
- Average Customer Review: 3.5 out of 5 stars See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
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It's a diabolical game of cat and mouse as top TEC agent Jack Logan tracks a scavenger through time and history . . .
USA, 2007: There's a deadly thief on the loose, with stolen millions and a time machine that could virtually shut down the planet. Now the world's most covert agency--the Time Enforcement Commission--must find him before he destroys the world.
TEC cop Jack Logan gets his first glimpse of the scavenger at the Empire State Building--just seconds before a B-25 slams into it on a summer morning in 1945. The felon escapes, and Logan survives to discover huge disturbances in the timestream--all connected to the scavenger's shopping list. From the fabled Lost Dutchman Mine to a Mississippi steamboat and a cyberfortress unsettingly close to the nation's capital, Logan races to apprehend the scavenger before he executes his chilling plan of global murder . . .
USA, 2007: There's a deadly thief on the loose, with stolen millions and a time machine that could virtually shut down the planet. Now the world's most covert agency--the Time Enforcement Commission--must find him before he destroys the world.
TEC cop Jack Logan gets his first glimpse of the scavenger at the Empire State Building--just seconds before a B-25 slams into it on a summer morning in 1945. The felon escapes, and Logan survives to discover huge disturbances in the timestream--all connected to the scavenger's shopping list. From the fabled Lost Dutchman Mine to a Mississippi steamboat and a cyberfortress unsettingly close to the nation's capital, Logan races to apprehend the scavenger before he executes his chilling plan of global murder . . .
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It's a diabolical game of cat and mouse as top TEC agent Jack Logan tracks a scavenger through time and history in this second exciting time-travel adventure based on the hit Jean-Claude Van Damme film.
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3.0 out of 5 stars
The second Timecop novel is an improvement.,
By RXCSLC (TX USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Timecop: The Scavenger (Mass Market Paperback)
The second Timecop novel can be read all on its own, but what I liked most about it was that Parkinson used continuity from Viper's Spawn- the first novel, making it a much more enjoyable read for me. I was glad to see the return of Julie Price (the future TEC agent from Viper's Spawn.) She has an nice supporting role on the TEC team, along with Matuzek, Easter, Hemmings, O'Donnelly, and Fuller. Jack Logan may be the best Timecop there is, but this novel shows how he must rely on his entire team in tracking a ruthless criminal like the Scavenger. Well done, and a slight improvement over the first novel.
4.0 out of 5 stars
Fun start to a new series,
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This review is from: Timecop: The Scavenger (Mass Market Paperback)
Timecop is back. Having been prematurely consigned to the TV trash heap, timecop Jack Logan is back in a new adventure, and a lot of fun it is too. Dan Parkinson shows us how it's done with a truly villainous villain, a staunchly heroic hero and lots of time travelling action. If the book has a flaw, it's the fact that Parkinson uses a lot of terms that he never explains. What is TimeTrust? E-warp? ChronComp? The way they are used seems to indicate that the reader should know what they mean, but since they are never properly introduced anywhere, how could we? A paragraph or two explaining these would have helped tremenously. Despite this, the book is a rollicking action tale that should appeal to anyone seeking a few hours of light diversion, or to fans of the TV series. Recommended.
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3.0 out of 5 stars
Fair, but Flawed,
By Nathan Butler - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Timecop: The Scavenger (Mass Market Paperback)
The Scavenger, the second Timecop novel from Dan Parkinson, is a decent second outing, albiet not nearly as gripping as its predecessor or the next novel in ther series.Continuity fans will be glad to see Claire taking a more active role and mentions of events in the previous novel (Jack's house being bombed, Julie Price's duty with the TEC, etc.). Continuity fans will despise the fact that this novel continues the need for "blast suits" for time travel, which is completely absent in the TV series, and one cringes to notice that the story takes place *after* Viper's Spawn (whose ending takes place on Dec. 31, 2007), and yet still takes place, somehow, during 2007. It can't be both before *and* after your first novel, Mr. Parkinson.
3.0 out of 5 stars
The second Timecop novel is an improvement.,
By RXCSLC - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Timecop: The Scavenger (Mass Market Paperback)
The second Timecop novel can be read all on its own, but what I liked most about it was that Parkinson used continuity from Viper's Spawn- the first novel, making it a much more enjoyable read for me. I was glad to see the return of Julie Price (the future TEC agent from Viper's Spawn.) She has an nice supporting role on the TEC team, along with Matuzek, Easter, Hemmings, O'Donnelly, and Fuller. Jack Logan may be the best Timecop there is, but this novel shows how he must rely on his entire team in tracking a ruthless criminal like the Scavenger. Well done, and a slight improvement over the first novel.
4.0 out of 5 stars
Fun start to a new series,
By C. P. Halliday "doctor_toc" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Timecop: The Scavenger (Mass Market Paperback)
Timecop is back. Having been prematurely consigned to the TV trash heap, timecop Jack Logan is back in a new adventure, and a lot of fun it is too. Dan Parkinson shows us how it's done with a truly villainous villain, a staunchly heroic hero and lots of time travelling action. If the book has a flaw, it's the fact that Parkinson uses a lot of terms that he never explains. What is TimeTrust? E-warp? ChronComp? The way they are used seems to indicate that the reader should know what they mean, but since they are never properly introduced anywhere, how could we? A paragraph or two explaining these would have helped tremenously. Despite this, the book is a rollicking action tale that should appeal to anyone seeking a few hours of light diversion, or to fans of the TV series. Recommended.
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