Throwback: The Chaos Loop

Peter Lerangis, the New York Times bestselling author of the Seven Wonders and Max Tilt series, returns with the second installment of his electrifying trilogy about a boy who discovers that he alone can alter the course of history.

Ever since Corey Fletcher found out that he’s the world’s first “throwback,” with the power to not only visit history, but change it, he’s been spending as much time in the past as possible. Corey loves using his skills to fix problems and help his friends and family. But as Corey becomes more and more addicted to rewriting history, he learns that time travel might change him in ways he may never be able to reverse.

Aware now that he can’t keep going into the past forever, Corey decides to use the trips he still has to change history in the most meaningful way he can imagine: by stopping Adolf Hitler. But when Corey travels back to World War II-era Germany, he quickly learns that the forces of history are strong and that it’s going to take a lot more than his good intentions to turn back the tides of evil—or even to survive them.

Get ready for time-warping adventure with a historical twist in the second book of the Throwback trilogy from New York Times bestselling author Peter Lerangis, whose books have sold over five and a half million copies worldwide.

Can one kid with good intentions really rewrite the world’s darkest chapter?
A High-Stakes Mission: Forget fixing small mistakes. Corey’s new goal is to travel to Nazi Germany and stop Adolf Hitler before he can rise to power.The Butterfly Effect: The more Corey meddles with history, the more history meddles with him. He’s not just changing events; he’s risking his own future in ways that might be irreversible.Middle Grade Sci-Fi: Perfect for fans of fast-paced science fiction that blends real historical events with thrilling what-if scenarios and the consequences of secret powers.The Chaos Loop: Discover the dangers of the "chaos loop," a cycle of failure and frustration that traps time travelers who try to fix too much.