Soon, he's faced with an impossible choice: continue to endanger his life by using the watch, or switch places with the scientist and risk losing his freedom forever. When a scientist mysteriously trapped far below the surface of the Earth makes contact through a hologram in the watch's face, John learns that his travels will eventually kill him. when the watch takes him home again.But John's adventures come with a price. John Gone (The Diaspora Trilogy) - By Michael KayattaChapter 1It was the sort of glare that would have bothered most people, shimmering and flickering against the afternoon sun as clouds moved past, refusing to let anyone forget that it was there. He might materialize anywhere-a burning African desert, a Canadian forest, even a Siberian prison-and must do what he can to survive until 3:14 A.M. This is no ordinary watch and once it seats itself on his wrist it refuses to let go. He finds a strange watch, with leather strap, and does what any level headed teen might do and tries it on. Sixteen-year-old John has stumbled across an abandoned wristwatch half-buried in the sand. John is a simple teen living on an island in the Florida Keys. Read John Gone by Michael Kayatta available from Rakuten Kobo.

John begins to uncontrollably teleport around the world. John Gone (The Diaspora Trilogy)by Michael Kayatta. John Gone by Michael Kayatta My rating: 4 of 5 stars John Gone(The Diaspora Trilogy)by Michael Kayatta John is a simple teen living on an island in the Florida Keys. Curious, he places it on his wrist to his surprise, it won’t come off.Suddenly, each day at 3:14 P.M. John Gone is Book One of The Diaspora Trilogy.Sixteen-year-old John has stumbled across an abandoned wristwatch half-buried in the sand behind his house. Unable to deactivate the device or remove it from his arm, John must do what he can to survive when its dangerous creator comes looking for his lost invention. After finding a mysterious wristwatch buried in the sand, sixteen-year-old John suddenly finds himself teleporting farther and farther away from his home each day when the hands strike 3:14.