bad love beyond

In Bad Love Beyond by Kevin L Schewe, the Bad Love Gang is a group of adventurous teenagers who time travel to exciting eras using a time machine called the White Hole Project. Presently, the group is invited to the Oval Office for a crucial meeting with President Gerald Ford. The President needs them to use the White Hole Project time machine to travel to Azur—Earth's sister planet that is billions of light years away—to find a cure for breast cancer. All the while, they are being persecuted by a dangerous arch-nemesis. They return to the past to stop this enemy before progressing to Azur. Eventually, the gang travels to the future to finish their original mission on Azur. Unfortunately, the planet Azur is experiencing a crisis of its own. To save Azur, the gang must confront additional issues in the form of alien politics, harsh environments, and dinosaurs, to finish their objective and save Hannah, a woman with breast cancer.

Fans of sci-fi, history, and adventure novels will become fully engrossed in the narrative that unfolds in Bad Love Beyond. This intriguing read is full of unexpected events—from time travel,

intergalactic space travel, and Russian spies to alien planets and carnivorous creatures. If you are new to the Bad Love Series, like I am, you will be swept away by the heart-racing adventures and obstacles the gang has to face to stay alive. Every second offers a new, captivating adventure with unique plot twists. Metaphorically, you'll be blown out of this world. I love that the group has to travel to different periods—present, past, and future—to complete their mission. There is never a dull moment in this thrilling read. Schewe enhances our reading adventure by including a list of breathtaking oldies in his novel. There are even references to these songs throughout the storyline. Not only do we get a taste of the incredible music used to energize and unify the gang, but we also share in their uplifting musical experiences. Well done, Kevin L Schewe!

Richard Prause for Readers' Favorite

July 23, 2024

What a wild ride!!!!!! Bad Love Beyond by Kevin L. Schewe is the third book in the Bad Love series and does not disappoint! Keeping with the action packed, out of this world style that Kevin Schewe is quickly becoming known for, I could not put the book down at all. I was telling my husband a little bit about this book and he was smiling and telling me these books are the reasons I have such crazy dreams. I would highly suggest reading these books in the order which they are written to understand what in the world is going on! The author opens with a suggestion of a playlist to go along with the reading of this book, and to really get into the feel of what was going through the author’s mind, I really think you should give it a listen while you are reading. It gets your heart pumping! I am not going to give the book away but BASICALLY the story is following a group known as the Bad Love gang throughout time and space to hopefully find a cure for cancer. Everything from President Gerald Ford, to the KGB, intergalactic space travel, and yes…you guessed it, dinosaurs on a Natural Dinosaur preserve located on a planet called Azure at the Queen’s island. I mean, what more do you need in a book than that! The characters are extremely well written, and it is as though the author knows each on personally. In the beginning of the book, a run down of each character is given, which is not something that I see author is doing very much anymore, but for someone like me who reads multiple books at a time it is an amazing reference point and a way for me to remind myself of who is who in a story so as not to get derailed searching back through the pages thinking that I may have forgotten something. The ending? I’m not telling you how it ends, but it’s going to have you screaming, “NOOOOOOOO!!!!!” in dramatic fashion up to the heavens. The series is worth the read no matter what genre you happen to be into. There is something here for everyone.Have you opened a new location, redesigned your shop, or added a new product or service? Don't keep it to yourself, let folks know.

Dremel22 (Amazon Review)

March 1, 2021

Bad Love Beyond is yet another book beyond anything I have read before. It is the third and definitely not the last book in the series. It is a book that can only be compared to Cowboys and Aliens combined with a medical, time spanning quest for the as yet unobtained cure for cancer.

Let's see… The Bad Love gang has a myriad of groups from all ages and all walks of life. Together, they travel through time and space and carry out complex and sometimes unbelievable missions. In this one, (I have not read the other two) it all begins with a road trip and crazy car chase involving some unnecessary followers. The car is luckily saved, though it did have a tough moment there.

The spy action is high octane and keeps you on your toes, but if you think it stops there, surprise! Did I mention it also involves time travel and dinosaurs? Oh, yeah! That too!

Okay, here goes… a teenager (in 1975) on the team fell in love with a young lady (in 1945-see the part about time travel) and now he has a son who is now older than he is. Unfortunately, she has cancer and there is no cure in her time in history. Luckily, her love is a time traveller with a connexion to actual aliens. 

Yes! Aliens are in need of some help and they are willing to trade a cure for some extra help diverting a rogue volcano on their planet. If nothing is done, they will lose their home and the dinosaurs will face extinction. 

Dinosaurs, the Bermuda Triangle, fast cars and regrowing hands… there are so many things. The dude has a knack for covering all the little details and twisting a tale that you have to read to believe. 

I am volunteering an honest review for the benefit of others.

Cair-Paravel De Loulay (Amazon Review)

February 15, 2021

This book combines a whole bunch of genres and cultural influences. Specifically, there is time travel, science, historical references, and music, to name just a few. Let me give you the list of elements of the book that I enjoyed:

1. A list of 31 popular songs from such a varied group of singers as
Neil Diamond, Led Zeppelin, Rod Stewart, The Beatles, and Carole
King. It would be best to listen to them as they come up in the story
(unfortunately I didn't but wish I had).
2. Tons of scientific facts about a whole variety of subjects, including
dinosaurs, volcanos, musicians, monuments, celestial bodies, airplanes
and Zeppelins, and on and on.
3. Great quotes at the beginning of each chapter. Again, they range
from scientists (Carl Sagan) to musicians (Chuck Berry) to actors
(Mel Gibson) to Presidents (Abraham Lincoln) and event to fictional
characters (Jean-Luc Picard from Star Trek: The Next Generation).
4. Good writing - lots of very apt analogies and well-timed aphorisms.
5. Cultural references - e.g. a detailed description of an Ali-Frazier fight.
6. A closing scene that had me on the edge of my seat.

My only regret about reading Bad Love Beyond, #3, is that I didn't read 1 & 2 first. It's not critical that you do so. But I would have been able to get into Bad Love Beyond a little bit sooner. Once I did connect though, it was full speed ahead! Now I will be ready for #4, Bad Love Medicine.Having a big sale, on-site celebrity, or other event? Be sure to announce it so everybody knows and gets excited about it.

Lloyd (Amazon Review)

February 10, 2021

Bad Love Beyond by Dr. Kevin Schewe is an amazing addition to this epic time-traveling series!

Dr. Schewe has a wonderfully different angle to the sci-fi time-traveling genre. It is not over the top but still action-packed, making Bad Love Beyond quite thrilling. I wasn't expecting a book to have a playlist to it but gosh golly Dr. Schewe is spot on with his soundtrack to fit each scene. He also includes lots of little fun fact trivia about the songs, as well as any exciting muscle cars along the way. 

Dr. Schewe has a vast knowledge of United States history. I had forgotten how long Donald Rumsfield had been involved in politics for. Lovers of 20th century United States history will enjoy all the little nuggets of information has packed into this book. 

I was impressed by his keen knowledge of Washington, D.C. streets during a particular car chase scene in the book. As a local to the area and as someone who occasionally gets lost sightseeing, I am genuinely impressed by this knowledge of his. 

I think this series would be perfect for a high school literature class. The plot is amazing, it is lighthearted and fun, it has its soundtrack which adds a level of fun and immersion to the book. It is the kind of book that makes it easy to ask essay questions about. The series has a lot of replay value to it, that I think someone could enjoy reading a few times over without getting bored or sick of it. It's an enjoyable series and I look forward to book 4!

Rory (Amazon Review)

February 9, 2021

Colorado author Kevin L Schewe, MD is a board-certified cancer specialist who has been practicing radiation oncology for over thirty years. He is also a successful entrepreneur, having founded Elite Therapeutics and Bad Love Cosmetics Company, LLC, and serving as Chairman of the Board of VIASPACE – a clean energy company. In his original novel in this BAD LOVE series, Kevin stated that he and his sister share a fascination with time travel stories, and when that sister faced, fought, and survived her own cancer diagnosis, the impetus to write his series originated.

BAD LOVE BEYOND is the newest volume of the BAD LOVE series and once again the author admixes history with fantasy so successfully that the book both entertains and informs. Not only is this a compelling story, but also Kevin enhances the tale by supplying access to a 31-song soundtrack to accompany the spirit of the story, and allow the reader to become ‘an honorary member of the Bad Love Gang!’

For those new to this series, the Bad Love Gang is a group of young teens from Oak Ridge, Tennessee who are capable of time travel (with the aid of their White Hole Project time machine!) and are lead by Kevin “Bubble Butt” or BB Shafer, age 16, ‘a borderline genius who has one foot in reality and on foot in destiny, has a great sense of humor, loves strategy, adventure and popular music (has a “music brain”) an is a pilot.’ And if that fascinating character isn’t enough to magnetize you, the other members of the gang as well as all the characters in this new terrific adventure are detailed at book’s beginning. For example, we meet Charlie/Chuck ‘Ding’ Brooks  - ‘age 26, African-American/Latino FBI agent specializing in undercover anti-KGB investigations. Assigned to Bad Love Gang by President Gerald Ford, Trained in martial arts, unconventional by FBI standards and a pistol marksman. A classic baby boomer who loves music, dancing and doubling as a radio announcer. Loyal and handsome with a great sense of humor.’ 

Yes, the preferred journey is to read the first two novels of the series prior to launching the BAD LOVE BEYOND, but the author distills the plot of his new volume in a manner that catches the novice up to date: ‘Back from their mission as the Bad Love Tigers to secure the secrets of Area 51 and the White Hole Project, the Bad Love Gang are summoned to the Oval Office by President Gerald Ford. They receive his blessings to use the White Hole Project to attempt intergalactic space travel in search of the cure for Hannah Lieb’s breast cancer. But Ford warns them, their arch-enemy, Russian KGB super-agent, Borya Krovopuskov, remains at large and a constant threat. Fighting off the KGB and Krovopuskov, the group sets a trap for him as they plan to return to Area 51 in 1942, using the White Hole. They reconnect with their alien friend, Blue Nova One, on Earth’s sister planet, Azur, 11.5 billion light years away. The Blue Azurians are facing a dire shortage of blue exotic matter and the Republic of Azur is facing a volcanic extinction event of historic proportions. The Bad Love Gang must deal with dinosaurs, the forces of nature, the mystery of The Bermuda Triangle and alien politics in their race to get the cure for Hannah. Can they do it?’  Never doubt – their motto is ‘Live dangerously, have fun, don’t die’

Though this fantasy time travel story is fiction, the historical information it references is real, and the author’s intensive research into those details is impressively accurate. The initial volume – BAD LOVE STRIKES – utilized time travel to transport the Bad Love Gang to the Holocaust in 1944 to save the Jews and gypsies, returning in 1974. BAD LOVE TIGERS centered on the White Hole Project and defending the Area 51 secrets about UFO and aliens. Now in BAD LOVE BEYOND the gang propels us to another galaxy – and Planet Azur – and the interaction with the inhabitants produces an immensely creative and entertaining venture as well as a novel transport of anti-cancer meds to the USA – but to say more would diminish the pleasures and ideas the book produces. 

Skillful writing (both historical and fantastical), a zesty sense of humor, an appreciation for pop culture, and the ability to create memorably entertaining characters combine to make this an immensely impressive novel - and experience! Very highly recommended.  

Grady Harp

Top 50 Amazon Hall of Fame Reviewer 

November 28, 2020

In this third installment of the “Bad Love Series” by Kevin Schewe, the gang goes on an “intergalactic” journey through time and space. On the heels of Book Two’s heroic mission in which they secured the secrets of Area 51 and the White Hole time travel portal, the gang is summoned to the White House and the Oval Office to meet with President Gerald Ford. 

During the meeting, they receive President Ford’s permission to use the White Hole Project to go to Earth’s sister planet named Azur 11.5 billion light years away, to search for a cure for Hannah Lieb’s breast cancer. However, once again, Russian KGB super-agent and archenemy Borya Krovopuskov is hot on their trail trying to thwart their efforts and President Ford reminds them of this danger. So, they decide to set a trap for him as they plot out a scheme to return to Area 51 in the year 1942 using their time travel methods.

The gang reconnects with an alien ally know as Blue Nova One. who tells them of a dire predicament. The alien informs them that the Blue Azurians are facing a shortage of blue exotic matter and that without this substance the planet could be in danger of extinction from a volcanic explosion. In order to save the residents of Azur, the Bad Love Gang this time has to face a series of new threats including dinosaurs, the forces of nature, the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle and other forces of nature to complete their mission and save Hannah.

This volume of the series combines the stealth and ingenuity of the now-familiar members of the Bad Love Gang with both old and new threats at every turn. Bubble Butt and his friends show their characteristic ingenuity and courage as they go above and beyond any previous endeavor to complete their task. The suspense is at an all-time high and Kevin Schewe shows his remarkable imagination and skill as a storyteller as he takes the gang into outer space and an environment unlike any encountered before.

Once again, fans of history and science fiction will be engrossed by the story that unfolds in the pages of this latest action-adventure. Whether you’ve read the two previous novels or are a newcomer to the trials and tribulations of the Bad Love Gang, you will be entranced by the danger and intrigue of “Bad Love Beyond.” It’s a thrill a minute and absolutely out of this world.

John J. Kelly

Detroit Free Press

November 27, 2020

‘Bad Love Beyond’ Went Beyond Anything I Expected, Now I Have to Buy First Two in Series!

I didn’t know what I would find within the world of the Bad Love Gang, but it turned out to be light years, literally, from what was envisioned. History mixed with fantasy touched with Cold War espionage and leavened with the other worldly high tech and pre-historic wonder is the best way to hit all the bases.

During the new current adventure, in Bad Love Beyond, are references to the first two assignments of the time-traveling Bad Love Gang, both involving high-risk rescue missions during World War II. A colorful cast of characters, many pretty young, with hilarious nicknames and a biting sense of humor are to be found within life and death missions on Earth and across the Universe.

The author’s grasp of tech and popular culture, including music, created a story that is going to make me buy the first two volumes of the Bad Love Gang series. 

Highly recommend.

Brad Butler

November 23, 2020

Kevin Schewe’s ‘Bad Love Series’ of science fiction adventures take storytelling to the next level. This talented author not only transports his readers on exciting adventures through time, which are historically accurate, but he also enhances their enjoyment by suggesting a sound track list. Throughout the book there are references to these songs which evoke wonderful memories for the characters, and fit into the plot brilliantly.

The main protagonists are the Bad Love Gang who live up to their motto ‘Live dangerously, have fun, don’t die.’ They are all described in the front of the book and this is where the readers discover their nicknames, and the reasons behind them. As the series has progressed the gang has grown, and between them they have a wide expanse of knowledge and skills, which prove invaluable during their escapades. However, the gang are hunted by spies Boris and Christine Krovopuskov, who will stop at nothing to learn the secrets of The White Hole Project (time machine) for Mother Russia, killing without compassion anyone who gets in their way!

As Bad Love Beyond begins, the gang find themselves invited yet again to The White House, Oval Office. However, although only ten weeks have passed since their last meeting with President Gerald R. Ford for the gang, it has been thirty years for the President. Those years between have taught him to respect the advice of the gang, and he reads them extracts from The Book of Presidents about their last visit, and events which happened in 1945 (story told in Bad Love Tigers, Book 2 in the series.) They talk about an imminent NASA mission in the planning, and then Bubble Butt reveals he has an idea for a secret plan to use The White Hole Project to go into the future. It hinges on going back in time to WWII, when the gang were sent on a mission to keep the Area 51 Project, and its secrets in America’s hands. It was on this adventure that they saw the alien Blue Nova One, he believes he can go back, re-live the time, and seize the moment to explore the future.

It’s a success! The gang are transported to the beautiful planet Azure, 11.5 billion light years from Earth, and find the planet, how it has evolved, its people, and their technology fascinating. Good relations are established. However they soon discover that the Queen of Azur is worried, an environmental disaster is set to destroy the Republic of Azure, a distant island nation, however, distrust has arisen between the peoples, can the Bad Love Gang heal the rift, help, and avert disaster? Join the gang as they battle bravely against adversity, facing danger and death in their quest to save the planet, and the people of the Republic of Azure.

Vividly detailed, and historically accurate, this author sends his readers on an unforgettable rollercoaster of a time travel story, guaranteed, I believe, to rival the classic ‘The Time Machine’ by H. G. Wells. Highly recommended!

Susan Keefe

November 8, 2020

Dr. Kevin L. Schewe, cancer specialist, entrepreneur and author, brings us Bad Love Beyond, the third installment in his “Bad Love Gang” adventures. In Bad Love Beyond, Schewe reunites us with his irrepressible gang of precocious teenagers. With their brains, impressive list of skills, and access to the time travel technology of the White Hole Project, they’re ready for whatever challenges will follow Bad Love Tiger’s epic cross-country road trip and adventure to China, in which they attempted to keep the secrets of Area 51 and the White Hole Project out of the hands of their enemies.

Bad Love Beyond deals with lingering threats, looming mysteries, and personal crises on all sides. Beginning with a high speed chase and shootout with Russian agents enroute to a secret meeting with President Gerald R. Ford, it becomes obvious that Russian sleeper agent Borya Krovopuskov is still at large and a major ongoing threat to the security of the White Hole project and the nation. The mystery of the alien visitor Blue Nova One looms in the mind of BB “Bubble Butt” Schafer and he hatches a plan to use the White Hole Project to link time and space travel, visit the planet Azur and discover the reasons for their visit to Earth. “Meatball,” another member of the Gang, learns that the woman he fell in love with during their first time travel adventure to 1944 is now dying of breast cancer. Can the Bad Love Gang handle all of these challenges? Will they manage to conquer time/space travel and visit Azur, come back with a life-saving cure for breast cancer, and set a trap for the Russians all at the same time?

Bringing his signature sense of humor, love of music, expansive grasp of history and attention to detail to bear, Schewe tells a romping and action packed tale of space travel, alien culture, and relationships. The descriptions and historic elements of locations and included playlist of songs which run throughout the narrative really draw the reader in and set each scene. If you enjoy history and sci-fi, or have ever wished that Frank and Joe Hardy and their friends were more interesting, you’ll love the Bad Love Gang and their adventures! 

Jessica Tofino

Educator and Writer 

November 3, 2020

The Bad Love Gang is back at it with an ample supply of action, adventure, espionage, intrigue and suspense that keeps you enthralled and engaged with anticipation to turn the next page. The adventure takes us to a new planet with many parallels that remind us of the sadness, elation and political ramifications not so far from home... even though it’s 11.5 billion light years away!

As a radiation oncologist in practice for over 30 years, I’m amazed by Dr. Schewe’s ability to masterfully weave the recondite world of nuclear physics and time travel and apply it for the betterment of ‘humankind’. The historical detail gives one a fascinating glimpse of the majesty of erstwhile times and the paradoxical truth , quoted by Jean Baptiste Alphonse Karr, “plus ça change, plus cest la même chose”- The more things change the more they stay the same...

The accurate facts, places and settings appeal to many interests: the history buff, science fiction enthusiasts, music lovers and spy devotees. It’s like flying through the Museum of Natural History, the National Air and Space Museum, Jurassic Park and captain Kirk’s starship with a wonderful tour guide; fascinating and compelling for all readers with a diversity of interests.

David A. Holladay, M.D.

October 27, 202

The madcap/fun-loving crusaders, the Bad Love Gang- (BLG), return with a “far-out” quest in Bad Love Beyond.

Pre-teens to seniors will delve into captivating encounters merging the past with the present, through time-travel, by protecting the White Hole Project. BLG’s interstellar driving force is the hope of finding a cure for cancer. This project includes joining forces with Blue Nova One, acquiring Blue Exotic Matter, and especially saving neighboring planets from extinction. Their challenges are increased with the return of Russian spies, dodging volcanic matter, and even dinosaur encounters!

The music soundtrack continues entertaining and helping the characters, “chill,” especially during impending danger.

The camaraderie of the characters grows, as does the idea of embracing new experiences and changes. Civilizations learn to work together by sharing and protecting limited resources, demonstrating cooperation as a necessity for survival on any planet.

If the BLG travelIng to another planet promised a cure for cancer, I know the older BB (aka Dr. Schewe), would do exactly that. Hope lives!

Marlene Grippa

October 26, 202