
The Past Trader
by A.M. Donohoo
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Pub Date Feb 08 2023 | Archive Date Sep 15 2023
Description
In a financial market where the fabric of time can be traded, Tallie must choose whether to erase innocent people from history.
Tallie works for The House - a shadowy conglomerate who trade financial instruments that modify history. She has the opportunity to make the Napalm Trade - delivering The House billions in profit, but making napalm more deadly in both the present and the past.
Journeying from the Ukrainian battlefield to the Tokyo office floor, THE PAST TRADER is a highly original debut novella that questions greed, violence, the uncertainty of time, and the consequences of financial speculation.
Ebook now exclusively available via Amazon Kindle.
https://www.amazon.com/Past-Trader-M-Donohoo-ebook/dp/B0BV5Z4P2R
About the Author
A.M. Donohoo is an Australian who has lived across the globe. He has worked a variety of careers including as a Hollywood magazine editor and as a hedge fund analyst. He interviewed Pamela Anderson on her daybed, and Dua Lipa during a psychic reading. In 2004 Donohoo broke his back and spent ten years in a wheelchair. He wrote The Past Trader whilst working for a billionaire. He holds degrees in physics, astronomy & astrophysics, law, and English literature.
Available Editions
EDITION | Ebook |
ISBN | 9780645737608 |
PRICE | $3.99 (USD) |
PAGES | 170 |
Available on NetGalley
Featured Reviews

This was such a unique sci-fi I was hooked from the first page. Some parts were slightly confusing due to some more technical language, however that may be purposeful but overall this is a really quick interesting read and I would highly recommend for anyone who likes sci-fi as this is unlike anything I’ve read before.

The book was engaging, although it had very technical writing at times. The story was fun, I enjoyed the characters, and I found it hard to put down for the most part. The ending seemed to come out of nowhere, and it felt a little unfinished due to this.
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