It is appropriate for teens, young adults and adults. It is fun to listen to the music the characters are enjoying while reading, pulling the reader further into the story.īad Love Tigers is the second book in The Bad Love Series by Schewe. Like the first book, the author gives us a sound track which includes songs from the 50s to the 70s.

Getting to know the characters in the first book gives the reader a foundation for the second. I suggest reading Bad Love Strikes, the first book in the series before this one, but if you want to jump in and read the books out of order, I don’t think you will be overly confused or lost. 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. Yes, I did look him up and he was an amazing man. I was particularly interested in learning more about Allen Wright, a real-life hero that flew missions in China in the 1940’s. It is fascinating to read the historical facts interwoven with the time traveling fictional characters. 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. Schewe brings page turning action and drama from the first pages to the last. Arriving there in time to contact the aliens, will change the gang’s lives forever. 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.

He needs to see his parents as they were notified that he was missing in action and presumed dead. 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.

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. 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. Their motto is “live dangerously, have fun – don’t die”, which sums up their crazy, time traveling adventures.Īmidst spies, assassins and aliens, the gang travels around the United States and China on their current mission.

The Bad Love Gang is back with guns blazing to save the world.

Bad Love Tigers by Kevin L. Schewe