The B&N scifi blog had a fun quick article about a few reasons why this book would make such a great movie. When James brings a woman back into the future, he breaks every law of time travel, and he seals his own fate as a traitor to everything he thought he believed in.Ĭinematic action sequences and high octane pacing, this sounds pretty intense, right?Įven before it’s release last summer, Time Salvager was optioned for a movie, with director Michael Bay attached to the film. You can’t rewrite history, you can’t change the future, everyone knows that. He’s left too many ghosts behind, too many people he couldn’t save, too many people he had to let die, because the history books said they died.

Anyone who can afford to left Earth long ago to live on a colony elsewhere.Ĭhronman James Griffin-Mars self medicates his way through too many dangerous missions. ChronoCom uses the time travel technology to give Earth a few more years of existence. Chronmen go into the past to get resources, batteries, energy sources, valuable minerals, just about anything that’s worth anything. The gist of the plot is in a few hundred years, Earth is in shambles. So, it makes sense that Wesley Chu’s Time Salvager would be right up my alley. That movie Looper? It made no sense and all, and I loved it. back to the future? Great Scott, sign me up! Seriously though, I’m a sucker for a good time travel. And a time travel story where objects and people are brought into other times, and you have to go.

Time salvager by wesley chu