Time Split
A scientist attempts to use a time machine to save his mother’s life by altering her past, but when he returns to his own time zone he realises his ‘harmless tinkering’ has had a catastrophic effect. In a world stripped of its civility he strives to identify the cause of the split. However, when his struggle to correct the time line turns into a fight for his life and a race against evil, he is forced to question his own humanity.
Time Split is a dark science fiction/thriller which is aimed at adults.
Time Split: The prologue and first four chapters of Time Split are available to read and download from this site. An electronic version of the complete Time Split can be bought at the Kindle Store for £0.77 at www.amazon.co.uk and for $0.99 at www.amazon.com.
Distant Suns now also available at the Amazon Kindle Stores. Read sample chapters on this site.
Distant Suns
Two astronomers discover a massive cloud of hydrogen approaching the Solar System and realise it is on a collision course with Earth.
At a high-ranking meeting to discuss their findings they are sworn to secrecy. It isn’t long though, before their young, but brilliant, apprentice, Lauren, discovers the impending catastrophe. As the true horror is revealed she must soon make a decision which will turn her world upside down…
A runaway global warming crisis revolves around more horrific problems which emerge due to the birth of another sun in our Solar System.
Distant Suns is a heart-wrenching, apocalyptic, thriller about love, self-sacrifice and the human ability to adapt and survive in the face of impending extinction.
Distant Suns: Sample chapters (the first two, plus a further two which give a better idea of how the novel evolves) are available to read as a post on this site. An electronic version of the complete Distant Suns can be bought at the Kindle Store for £1.34 at www.amazon.co.uk and for $1.99 at www.amazon.com.
Praise for Distant Suns:“The subject matter of your book couldn’t be more topical or timely and I found the central premise of your story to be fascinating. All the material in your book to do with the gas clouds, asteroids, superheating, etc., is absolutely brilliant. You manage to put across very simply some ideas that I am sure are actually quite complicated. The inclusion later on in the narrative of those short scenes from various corners of the world helps to establish the global impact of the story. It also opens the narrative out, lending it a pleasing cinematic feel and creating a sense of urgency and community. ” – TLC
“Both Cindy, our publisher, and I agree that the novel is wonderful…” – Ed Lord
