The Hangman's Revolution (W.A.R.P. Book 2) Paperback – 2 April 2015

Savie and Riley now reap the results of their travel back and forth through time. Like the chaos butterfly, their innocent struggles to survive leave them in greater danger. How will they beat the paradox and get home?

This title was not as easy to read as Warp book1 although it follows on from it. The style is reminicent of Terry Pratchett discworld novels. Set mainly in Victorian London and an alternative 'today' with a new twist on how the 'future' looks under the Box regime.

If you like this author then it's a great book. I bought it as a present for someone and they love it.

Leave it out. What a waste of time. We are not amused. I feel I have been robbed of time and money.

This book was bought for a gift and it was in brand new condition

Good enjoyable read. Looking forward to the next in series.

My kids love Eoin Colfer books.

To similar to ArtemisFowl, a bit more frenetic.

I love this series although I am in general not a fan of time travel. The characters are fun and lots of twists

Awesome read ✌️

credo di non aver perso nessun libro di colfer da anni è sempre un piacere ogni volta che lo incontro prima leggevo in italiano ora il lingua originale da quando avevo 12 anni mi diverte e mi fa compagnia.

An absolutely crackling book that is an amazing follow up to the first book of the WARP series. Its a boon for any fantasy and science fiction lover. Eion Colfer at his absolute best. A word of advice is to definitely read the first book before you come onto this one.

The Hangman's Revolution continues the story of Chevie and Riley. Chevie returns to a future that is entirely different from the one she left. She has memories of the future she left behind which combat with memories of her current life among a terrible empire that essentially rules the world. Eventually Chevie ends up traveling through the wormhole and reunites with Riley as they hope to thwart the terrible future.I much prefer the Victorian London setting in these books. The new characters are well written and the growth of the boisterous Otto Malarkey makes him a new favorite character. I hope we see more of him in the final book. The book is action packed and more violent, but just as humorous as the first. I can't wait for the conclusion of the trilogy.