Operation Liberty is the sequel to Operation Seek and Replace revolving around a character named Robert Grimnes, who made some mistakes in his past and works hard to keep them a secret. He is a physicist and electrical engineer. He is offered a job at Boeing building military aircraft, which he works at until he is accepted to, and later offered a teaching position at, UCLA, where he is known for his work producing a hydrogen generator to power a car. The government starts to take notice; this story traces his successes and how the government runs a shadow organization. The story takes the reader on a bizarre and sometimes frightening adventure, ending up in a place that is unfamiliar, and it documents Robert’s struggles to return to where he came from to rejoin loved ones. It is also a story that explores every facet of our elected officials and the fact that we do not know everything that happens behind closed doors.
Operation Liberty picks up were the last book left off Robert and Isaac are transported to 1972 to a very different America, it traces there struggles to return to there own time to be reunited with there loved ones.
In 2016 Robert and Isaac have had success on rebuilding the fusion reactor that sent them to 2015 in the first place. The reactor was built based on Roberts’s original design, with a 2015 upgrade.
Much like the first book Operation Seek and Replace, Operation Liberty revolves around the continuing adventures of two main characters Robert, Isaac.
The story takes the reader on a bizarre and sometimes frightening adventure, ending up in a place that is unfamiliar, and it documents Robert’s and Isaac struggles to return to where he came from to rejoin loved ones. It is also a story that explores an alternate time period were nothing is as it seems, it may seem that certain events, time periods and people seem familiar but this story is fictional and the events did not take place exactly as did in real life.
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