The Time Travelers
Two kids from the future must retrieve a stolen device to return home.
Book Series · 3 Books
In order from The Time Travelers to The Time Quake.
Linda Buckley-Archer's completed time-travel trilogy sends Peter and Kate from the present into the dangerous streets of 1763 London, where one stolen machine can change history.
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Read The Time Travelers, The Time Thief, and The Time Quake in numbered order. The stolen time machine, the Tar Man's plans, and the damage caused by time travel create one continuous story.
Sources: Simon & Schuster's official Gideon Trilogy order, Simon & Schuster's official complete boxed set.
The adventure includes kidnapping, theft, pursuit, betrayal, dangerous experiments, the criminal underworld, and threats to children across two centuries. Eighteenth-century London is presented with rough historical detail, and later books raise the stakes as altered history and unstable time threaten whole communities. Friendship, loyalty, and the consequences of using powerful technology anchor the suspense.
Two kids from the future must retrieve a stolen device to return home.
3 books · Published 2006–2009
Two kids from the future must retrieve a stolen device to return home.
A villain from the past wreaks havoc in modern London. Can time travel save the day?
Time fractures, history teeters, and a nemesis holds the world's fate.
There are 3 books in the Gideon Trilogy series. It began with The Time Travelers in 2006, and the newest book, The Time Quake, was published in 2009.
Start with The Time Travelers and follow the series order — the books above are numbered #1 through #3.
The series is best for ages 10–14, based on the age ranges of the individual books.
The Time Thief (Book #2) is the longest book in the series at 125,851 words (491 pages).
The Time Travelers (Book #1) is the shortest at 103,914 words (404 pages).
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