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When gods are real, people become playthings. For a thousand years Shandiin has lived among the people of Azlatan, biding her time until she can free them from the control of their divine rulers and return to what is left of her world. But even if she succeeds, she cannot stop the Prophecy War that will follow. Hoping to save the people she must leave behind, she has turned a bright spirit born to mercy and compassion into a warrior. A killer. A King who could win a war. Her defiance comes with a cost. The strange High King is feared as much as he is respected.

Newly widowed Lisa Thackeray is just finishing her chaplaincy stint at an Army outpost in Iraq when a dead soldier’s iPod comes into her possession. It’s a mind-bending discovery when she realizes the anonymous toy lets her escape to the past by a week and bet on NFL games that have already happened. She can prevent suicide bombings. She can rescue fallen comrades. What’s going on here anyway? Finally back in the U.S.

Who can you trust if you can't trust yourself? Estrel Beck doesn’t want to be a software salesman. Yet here he is, newly arrived in the city-state of Trinity, for a make-or-break meeting with the local Administration department. Under-prepared, under-motivated and over-sensitive, every little thing about this strange place seems to stress Estrel out. When he discovers a message scrawled on the back of a napkin, in his own handwriting, telling him he’s trapped in a time loop, he knows for sure that he’s in over his head. Then the Administration building explodes.

Here you are, Book 4. You wanted more dragon action? You’re getting it—bigger, nastier, and ready to burn the world down. Ren’s getting richer, Herald’s in the mix, and the District Historical Society just picked the wrong alchemist and professor combo to mess with. Expect more worldbuilding, nastier politics, and answers to questions nobody wanted—like where the hell a gloom sprite even came from. Oh—and mounts are back. Cheddar the Furious, Muenster of War, and Cheezenado lead the charge in a full-on rat cavalry stampede.

After suffering a brutal beating at the hands of Goen, Juda Plesh sees her opportunity to escape and takes it. She jumps. But where—or when—will she end up? Will Cayn be able to find her? And why did he abandon her in the first place? Traveling through the centuries, Cayn Stiner has always been able to find Juda, but he’s disappointed when he finally locates her and she doesn’t recognize him. They’ve always been drawn to each other, tied emotionally to one another, but realizing she doesn’t remember him doesn’t sit well. The new scar on her forehead could have something to do with it.

A Thrilling Christian Dystopian AdventureWhen hope dies, who will carry the light? After the shocking events at Empyrean Enterprises, Kelly finds herself investigating mysteries that stretch far deeper than corporate corruption — while 400 years in the future, Kaden discovers that surviving The Tower was only the beginning. Mysteriously connected across two worlds and two lifetimes, they must navigate both 21st-century conspiracies and a dystopian future where betrayal lurks in every shadow.

He wakes up on the kitchen floor. Again. The clocks are wrong. The microwave says 3: 07. The stove says 2: 41. The wall clock has stopped completely. His notebook tells him this is Attempt 14. Georgie knows he is time traveling. He just does not know what it is costing him. Months earlier, there was an accident on a rain-slicked road. A decision. A moment he cannot outrun. Since then, time has begun to misbehave. Hours vanish. Conversations repeat. Objects move when he is not looking. Each jump pulls him back toward the crash, toward the choice he keeps trying to undo.

England, 1985: Sent back in time to the year he lost everything, Robbie James is determined to turn the tables on the man who stole his future. In 2024, Robbie James is a brilliant IT developer who has just created an AI so advanced it can improve itself without human help. The result? He’s engineered himself out of a job. The man handing him his cards is Toby Fleming, a lifelong thorn in his side. So when Robbie is offered the chance to travel back forty years in time, he’s eager to settle the score. In 1985, teenage Robbie finds himself back at Splat!

A thousand years in the future, human civilisation has been driven to the brink of extinction by the Killers, a mysterious alien race seemingly intent on exterminating every other form of sentient life. Desperately fleeing utter annihilation, a handful of starships use an experimental stardrive in a bid to escape, only to find themselves thrown back in time to the dawn of the First Interstellar War in 2308, where mankind is making its first stand against an alien foe.

Uneek is a science fiction fantasy about an unlikely friendship between a fabricated star-like entity, Uneek, and a prehistoric apatosaurs, Thunder. It is a story of healing, adventure, and mystery set in a backdrop of the eternal cosmos. Spawned from a distant nebula called Esoterica, Uneek is on a mission to planet Earth to ascertain why Earthlings are lagging behind in their evolution. Arriving on Earth, Uneek meets Thunder, a living, breathing survivor of the prehistoric Cretaceous Era, suspended in a space time warp for the past 66 million years.

Elliot Harlow is rich, heartbroken, and obsessed with the Titanic. When a mysterious app appears on his phone offering him one chance to rewrite history, he doesn’t hesitate. He’s going back to April 10, 1912—and he’s going to save fifteen hundred lives. Four days. One mission. Full steam ahead. Aboard the ship, Elliot meets Elsie Hughes—a third-class passenger with golden hair, a sharp mind, and the only person brave enough to believe his impossible story. Together, they devise a plan to steer the Titanic away from the iceberg that should sink her. They succeed.

There’s no chance of a quiet life when you’ve aliens in your attic. Felicity Westmacott craves solitude. But something with a hearty appetite is stalking the moor and terrifying the locals. And things going bump in the night puts paid to her equilibrium. As does the mysterious appearance of an elderly gentleman. He claims to be a time traveller. Obviously as nutty as a fruitcake, he wants her to run a creche. For baby aliens.

Paradox: Lost in Time is a time travel adventure from 3-time Hugo-nominee John L. Flynn. Thomas Knyvett, a secret agent, is assigned to hunt down a renegade historian and members of his team, and terminate them with extreme prejudice before they change history by altering a single event in the past. He doesn’t know when and where they are, and must employ all of his training and experience as an agent to complete his mission. A major complication is a traitor at mission control who may stop him from succeeding.

A hero from the future must save Magnus and his family in the past. From the cliffs of Stirling Castle in 1300, to the cellars of Balloch castle in the year 1683, from the family chapel of 1710, to a lonely dining room in the 24th century, and finally on foot through the woods of Colonial Virginia in 1775, the next episode has the family spread across time, stuck, unable to travel, and as Magnus has said: “When ye put it like that, in the light of the day, we appear tae be on our back foot.”

The German priest, Martin Luther, said, "Every man must do two things alone; he must do his own believing and his own dying." This being said, we learn, borrow, and can even restore our faith with the help of our loved ones. This story is about two brothers, Jeff and Joe Bauer. Jeff is a commercial fisherman in Alaska. His older brother Joe is a farmer in North Dakota. Joe discovers a mysterious cornerstone in the foundation of his 1905 farmhouse that holds the power to alter history.

The Veil remembers what the stars forgot. After the cataclysm of the Shattering, Dr. Lyra Vance and Kael, the echo of a man who should not exist, stand at the edge of a universe trying to heal. But peace was only a pause between heartbeats. When an ancient signal resurfaces—one whispering her name through dead light—the truth she’s chased for decades begins to answer.

When Andrea returns from beyond the mirror, she brings more than just a stranger. She brings chaos. As storms rage and ancient portals awaken, the Perez family is pulled into a battle that spans time, memory, and the fragile thread between worlds. But something else has slipped through. A shadow with hollow eyes and cruel intentions. The Bald Man does not simply haunt. He hunts. From Nebraska’s shattered calm to Sedona’s red rock refuge, the family must confront old wounds, buried truths, and a destiny shaped beyond their world.

Dicen que en la cafetería Funikuri Funikura hay una mesa en la que puedes sentarte, pedir un café y viajar al pasado durante el tiempo que tarda este en enfriarse. Bajo la atenta mirada de la encantadora camarera Kazu, los clientes del café se enfrentarán a los momentos más importantes de sus vidas y descubrirán que la felicidad consiste en saber perdonarse a uno mismo.

TRA LOG: The Time Regulation Agency (TRA) invasion lasted four days. We could never have been prepared for the resistance we would experience from our assets. Dr. Trudi Deiss was overconfident in her ability to control the situation. The technology TIG that generates the ability to time travel was destroyed in the destruction of the TRA facility. The status of the five-member jump team EC614 is unknown. TIG reported that their last known location was 1815 Brussels. Reports of jumpers as young as twelve are out of context and require more explanation.

What if there is no solution? Born of a broken timeline, she is the universe’s most dangerous mistake — and the one thing it cannot undo. Now stranded in a dying reality, Gwen and Ephraim must navigate a collapsing world haunted by two enemies: Barry, who would enslave time itself, and Cornelius, whose love for Gwen may burn what little remains. Memory, betrayal, and grief pull at Gwen’s mind — and even survival comes at a price the universe demands in blood. This is not a story of heroes. This is not a story of fate. It’s the end of a story that should never have been written.