bad love tigers

I was reading this insightful and encompassing book during a time of uncertainty in this world : the COVID 19 crisis. When ‘ normal life ‘ seemed to vanish in an instant, what was once considered routine became arduous and restricted ... incertitude crept in and began to take hold.

It reminded me that situations and assurances are ephemeral in a fragile world, where assumptions and fear may overshadow truth and logic, when mindfulness is important affirm stability and structure. I needed an escape; hope was on the horizon.

The recent “Bad Love Tigers“ book took me on a thrilling journey, Dr. Schewe masterfully intertwines the assurances of simpler times with the abstruse field of nuclear physics and time travel with all it’s assumptions, paradoxes and hypothetical possibilities ... it left me yearning for more.

As a practicing radiation oncologist for over 30 years, I’m familiar with the arcane world of nuclear interactions and their implications for past and future generations. Dr. Schewe takes these difficult concepts and makes them clear and accessible for the everyday reader. It’s an enthralling book that kept me spellbound and excited to turn the next page. Dr. Schewe also delivers an excellent historical panorama of past and current places that played and continue to represent some of our most cherished and impactful memories.

I relished the way foreboding situations were interlaced with the humorous realities of everyday life during our younger and ingenuous childhoods. The book is certain to entertain the young and the most die hard intellectual wishing to escape with the whim and humor only a master could execute. It’s a riveting story from a banner story-teller.

Dr. David Holladay

May 28, 2020

The Bad Love Gang is back with guns blazing to save the world. Their motto is “live dangerously, have fun – don’t die”, which sums up their crazy, time traveling adventures.

Amidst spies, assassins and aliens, the gang travels around the United States and China on their current mission. Bouncing from the 1970’s to the 1940’s BB, Browmar, Bucky, Waldo and Tator have the honor of meeting with President Roosevelt very shortly before his death. During this meeting they discuss the White Hole Project (time travel) and shock FDR by reintroducing him to Bucky, who was assumed dead the first time the White Hole Project was used.

With FDR paving the way for them and the rest of the Bad Love Gang as they travel to several key cities working undercover to complete their mission. One of the stops was personal for Bucky. He needs to see his parents as they were notified that he was missing in action and presumed dead. One of their destinations is the infamous Area 51 and a spot in China that observers claimed to see a space ship much like the one in the states. Arriving there in time to contact the aliens, will change the gang’s lives forever.

Schewe brings page turning action and drama from the first pages to the last. His characters are quirky and funny, cracking jokes amidst missions that will impact each of them as well as the world as we know it. It is fascinating to read the historical facts interwoven with the time traveling fictional characters. I was particularly interested in learning more about Allen Wright, a real-life hero that flew missions in China in the 1940’s. Yes, I did look him up and he was an amazing man. I love a work a fiction that takes this leap to further engage the reader and provide an opportunity to read more about the historical facts and figures mentioned along the way.

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Laura Hartman

May 21, 2020

This book, like it’s prequel Bad Love Strikes, takes the phrase “getting into a book” to a whole new dimension as the author provides his readers with an excellent playlist to listen to, linked to the events in the book, wonderfully enhancing this exciting time travel adventure.

During the presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt, the “White Hole Project” was conceived and built. This project is a time machine and it is housed in a top-secret deep underground bunker. Its location is adjacent to the K-25 project building, more commonly known as the Manhattan Project, the place where the world’s first nuclear bomb was built.

In Bad Love Strikes a teenage gang of the same name, discover the project and undergo a time travel mission to rescue Holocaust victims in 1944 Poland This story begins just after they have returned from their first adventure, and the gang is assembled at the White Hole Project to celebrate New Year’s Eve 1975. The music is playing, and none of them suspect that at the stroke of midnight the room would be plunged into darkness and they would be attacked by a Russian KGB agent intent on discovering the project’s secrets.

In conclusion: This new adventure of the Bad Love Gang is mind-blowing, the talented author takes his readers on an incredible rollercoaster of an adventure which intermingles true historical facts and incredible moments in the past, with conspiracy theories and science fiction. Not forgetting of course that throughout there’s a sprinkling of romance, heaps of comradeship, and that all-important patriotic duty, all carried out whilst maintaining the gang’s motto “Live dangerously, have

fun, don’t die!”

Susan Keefe

May 12, 2020

BB’s (Kevin Schafer, aka “Bubble Butt”) gripping narrative is a smooth

segue from his previous book, Bad Love Strikes.

Reading mimics interaction with the interspersed moments of

suspense, sarcasm, singing, laughing, and quotes, while reinforcing the theme of Patriotism, Faith, and Hope.

The Bad Love Gang utilizes their time travel and military experience as

they are challenged by spies, harrowing road trips, ambushes, and a

foray to China to investigate a UFO.

A multitude of genres explode in the chapters to entice the reader

including: WWII, aeronautics, history, music, science fiction, family and more.

The “Scent” of time travel combined with the author’s command of the subjects make a powerful and entertaining teaching tool that continues to ask the “Why?” of events in history, and provides a wild, engaging answer via a recounting of the Bad Love Gang’s exploits!

Marlene Grippa

May 4, 2020