Some inventions change the world. His ended it.
When genius inventor Klatzo Arcah builds a working time machine, he thinks he’s created humanity’s greatest breakthrough. Minutes later, a sexy alien assassin shows up at his door, soldiers storm his lab, and worst of all, another version of himself appears from thin air.
Now hunted across timelines, Klatzo must uncover why a fanatical alien race is bent on destroying the galaxy. But every jump through time fractures reality further, and every choice rewrites the universe.
He wanted to master time.
Instead, he may have murdered it.
AUTHOR'S NOTE: I've originally published a very similar story as Book 7 in The Crimson Deathbringer Series, but a lot of readers pointed out this book works better as a stand-alone time-travel novel, so here it is.
Genre: Science Fiction
When genius inventor Klatzo Arcah builds a working time machine, he thinks he’s created humanity’s greatest breakthrough. Minutes later, a sexy alien assassin shows up at his door, soldiers storm his lab, and worst of all, another version of himself appears from thin air.
Now hunted across timelines, Klatzo must uncover why a fanatical alien race is bent on destroying the galaxy. But every jump through time fractures reality further, and every choice rewrites the universe.
He wanted to master time.
Instead, he may have murdered it.
AUTHOR'S NOTE: I've originally published a very similar story as Book 7 in The Crimson Deathbringer Series, but a lot of readers pointed out this book works better as a stand-alone time-travel novel, so here it is.
Genre: Science Fiction
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