The Ragged Time Series
"Some threats don't come from the future or the past, but from the moment when humanity first decided it deserved dominion over the stars."
This is a FREE prequel eBook.
In the 23rd century, Maxwell Bahn believes time manipulation is reckless, dangerous and unforgiving.
This free novella is now included in The Ragged Edge of Time,
on offer at $0.99
A science fiction drama of alien infiltration, alternate history, AI evolution, time travel and a desperate fight for survival.
In the 25th century, humans are colonising the solar system, only to discover war awaits their tentative steps towards the stars.
The Ragged Edge of Time
An adventure in time and space.
The sequel to The Ragged Edge of Time.
Gideon Prime will break every rule of time to find his lost love.
The Nomali, humanity’s forgotten kin, have returned with a message: Help us… or join us in extinction.
Humanity has reached the stars, only to discover the universe is already spoken for. Every world, every civilisation, has staked its claim, and none of them are in the mood for peace. When the fragile alliance known as the Terran Expansion begins to fracture, Callie McKenzie and Gideon Prime are pulled once more into the impossible: time itself has started to twist.
A signal from the distant past warns of a catastrophe that will erase the timeline. To prevent it, Callie and Gideon must navigate a paradox of their own making, crossing the centuries in a desperate attempt to mend what they once broke. But the deeper they go, the less certain reality becomes, because someone, or something, is rewriting history from within the timestream.
As worlds fall and the laws of physics buckle, one truth becomes clear: time was never linear, and destiny was never theirs to command.
In this final chapter of The Ragged trilogy, love, sacrifice, and the nature of existence itself are tested against the ultimate question, what if time doesn’t want to be saved?
"Time travel isn’t a game,
it’s a weapon."
The universe, he knows,
punishes arrogance.
The war for the future has already begun, sixty-five million years in the past.
The universe is already spoken for.