Ragged Time Book 1: $0.99
About
A science fiction drama of alien infiltration, alternate history, AI evolution, time travel and a desperate fight for survival.
"Time travel isn’t a game, it’s a weapon."
In the 25th century, humans are colonising the solar system, only to discover war awaits their tentative steps towards the stars. Humanity is locked in a desperate battle against the xenophobic and ruthless Draxtyr, alien warlords bent on the annihilation of any race opposing them.
As civilisation teeters on the edge of collapse, Earth’s last hope comes in the form of Gideon Prime, a powerful android soldier, created by genius Maxwell Bahn, designed to be the ultimate warrior.
But destiny has other plans.
Brace yourself for an epic odyssey through the twisted corridors of time, where the line between man and machine blurs, and every moment could be humanity’s last.
The Ragged Edge of Time - A science fiction adventure in time and space.
Praise for this book
"If you enjoy alternate realities, pulse-pounding action, and unpredictable plots, then this read is for you! I’ve read many books about fractured timelines, time travel, and alternate realities, but this is the first one I’ve come across that combines them all, and does it well! This is a story that is hard to put down, and I couldn't turn the pages fast enough!"
"To me this book is like Doctor Who meets Battlestar Gallactica. It’s a very cool concept that was either going to be epic or be a bust and I’m happy to say this is epic! Loved the alternate versions of history very cool and super realistic in a sci-fi way world building. Lots of edge of your seat action. You really won’t want to put this one down!"
"Nice decently long story, I read it in 2 sittings.Solid characters and good expansion .
New twist on some History. I thought was a really good read. Recommended for anyone that likes sci-fi."
Sci-fi is always a bit of a hit and miss genre for me, but this was an interesting read. My experience of this was an interesting one, because reading it, I kind of felt as though I was flitting between realities, as though my reader self was only halfway integrated between one world and another. It was fast-paced, and a page turner, and I also found it quite interesting in a historical context. Maybe if you read it yourself, you will understand what I mean. If you like sci-fi with time travel elements, give this a try.