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A NASA rover makes a discovery: a broken screw lies on the surface of the moon. The problem: it comes from Earth, but - it is 65 million years old. NASA wants to keep the discovery secret at all costs, but Anne Winkler, an ESA employee, uncovers the secret and sets events in motion that shake up the whole world. Against all odds, she actually makes it to the moon. What she finds there is more fantastic than anything people had previously suspected. More than 50,000 readers in Germany. Prelude to the bestselling series “The Legacy of the First Humanity”.

1907: A world of steam and steel, of brass and bravery. Spaceships ply the lanes above the Earth, running on coke furnaces and a prayer, while the atomic-powered Circumferential Rail runs the route between Paris, France, and Houston, Texas. Where there is cargo, and passengers of means, pirates soon follow, and this is how Jonathan Orbital, heir to the Circumferential Rail finds himself embroiled in a conspiracy surrounding a kidnapped French woman with a valuable secret.

You’ve finally done it. You’ve cracked the code, activated the flux array, or stumbled upon an ancient device humming with untapped power. Congratulations — you’ve achieved time travel. But before you jump into a vortex hoping to high-five Shakespeare or prevent a great fire, you might want to ask yourself one thing: Are you ready for the consequences? Top Ten Time Travel Mistakes You’d Definitely Make (And How to Avoid Them) is a sharp, witty, and sobering guide through the most common — and catastrophic — errors people make when meddling with time.

What if the first shots of the Second World War were fired not in Europe, but in North America? In this gripping alternate history, the Great Depression pushes President Herbert Hoover to a desperate decision—war. Spurred on by the enigmatic fascist William Dudley Pelley, Hoover chooses Canada as the target, launching a surprise invasion based on the real War Plan Red. The result is a global shockwave. From poison gas in Halifax to Canadian troops storming American cities, from Nazis in Germany seizing the moment to rise and strike west, to Japan launching a devastating surprise attack on...

The time machine is missing. And something else is waking up. After a year trapped in 1970s Maine, scientists Ethan, Oliver, and Ben are barely holding it together. But when strange messages guide them beneath a bustling shopping mall, the trio uncovers a hidden vault sealed by someone who knew they'd come. Oliver is pulled deeper into a centuries-old conspiracy that spans across timelines. Ethan is haunted by dreams of a boy he’s never met—yet feels achingly familiar. And Ben’s covert missions grow darker, forcing him to choose between survival and truth. Then comes the arrival of a ...

Set during a fictional different version of the Global War on Terror Sniper pilot, on loan to the US Navy, flies a Super Hornet on a strike mission against a terrorist financier in this short story.

Bound for Arnhem to land behind enemy lines during World War II, a plane full of British Paratroopers runs into an electrical storm over Belgium and is forced to bail out. To their surprise they land behind enemy lines, but instead of fighting Germans in 1944 they find themselves in Waterloo battling the French in 1815. They are one hundred and twenty-nine years early for the Battle of Arnhem.

After helping defeat the French at Waterloo a group of British paratroopers, who had been originally bound for Arnhem in 1944, find themselves in New France in the year 1759. Now part of Time Group 9, which is available in paperback. A sequel to, `A Bridge Too Soon'.

Bill and Teresa Maxwell are settled into their new home in TMZ with Abby, Apollo, the pups, and Rex. They discover Texmexzona is not the lawless place the World Guild portrays to the world. The Tranquility Force raid Bill and Teresa’s house in WestUS. The place is an empty shell. They discover Bill & Teresa’s Dots on the kitchen counter. The Tranquility Force realize that the Maxwell’s defected. Global News Network (GNN) reports the Maxwell’s were killed while climbing a mountain in search of Abby. Becky and Percy are arrested in the middle of the night and brought to Tranquility ...

Stranded in 1970. Trapped in the bodies of children. Holding the key to humanity’s survival. In the year 2370, scientists Ethan, Oliver, and Benjamin test a groundbreaking time machine—only to crash into small-town Maine, 1970. The machine is broken. Their future is gone. And worse: Ethan and Oliver are now ten-year-old boys with adult minds, forced to relive childhood in a world of chalkboards, bullies, and suspicion. Benjamin must pose as their father and keep them hidden—but local eyes are watching. A curious cop, a compassionate doctor, and strange visions all hint that their ...

See the Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6RC3s3XmCA -- This is book 3. You need to have read the first two, Time Twist and Time Slicer before this one. -- Something is wrong with Time. Time is breaking. Deadly time bubbles rupture history, and Isaac, plagued by recent errors, is the only hope. But not only is his confidence shattered, Isaac learns he may be Time's unwitting saboteur. Whisked away to Jo's countryside haven, he finds renewed love and confidence with Chel, their moments vital for the impending struggle. Yet, a more ominous menace lurks in a forbidden timeline, a ...

A Third Term is a speculative fiction by New York Times bestselling author Paul Greenberg in which a Democratic political operative snatches George Washington from his deathbed in 1799 and brings him to the present era. Riddled with pneumonia, possessing dentures fashioned from slave’s teeth, and an aristocratic sensibility tempered by war and religious faith, Washington will require considerable rehabilitation to pose a challenge to the man he only refers to as “The Tyrant.” But a wily, unorthodox campaign manager and a sexy, sympathetic personal trainer are up for the job.

Chemical Affair is a near-future sci-fi novella that takes place in a world grappling with the ethics of biotechnology. The story follows Cassia Vincent, a grieving, middle-aged bio-lab technician working in the isolated depths of Primia, a research facility that engineers Homo delineae, a newly fabricated, “delineated” species of human. Primia’s work is too classified, deline research too controversial, and Cassia’s heart too conflicted for what happens next.

Eighty-three-year-old billionaire Andrew Whitlock recruits Rachel Hunt, a thirty-three-year-old former homicide detective with a tarnished reputation, for a daring mission: travel back in time to Honolulu, just days before December 7, 1941. Rachel's task is to locate and save Andrew's father—a man he never met—from perishing in his fighter plane during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.

A billion years ago, Earth was seeded from the vast reaches of space. As the infant Earth’s soil churned, the seeds were lost in the dark depths. Life flourished anyway, with humans, who multiplied and filled the Earth. These humans were often selfish and needy; they abused Earth and caused a great upheaval of land and water. Unknown to the humans, who now thought they were the kings of the world, the Earth shifts brought unknown dangers to the surface.

The threat of nuclear war is no longer scary. This is much worse. It's invisible. It works quickly. And it's coming. The scourge has already infected and killed half the population in China and it is heading towards the UK. There is no time to escape. The British government sees no way out other than to distribute 'Dignity Pills' to its citizens – one last night with family or loved ones before going to sleep forever … together.

The year is 1942. The war rages all across the Pacific theater. Battles have been fought from the Hawaiian Islands to the city of Kunming in China, in Australia, and in New Guinea. Cities have been destroyed, raided, and many areas lie in ruins. Large naval battles have been fought, and dozens upon dozens of ships have been sunk to the bottom. Imperial Japan reigns supreme everywhere. The Allies are almost out of ships. But America has not yet given up on ultimate victory. Its factories are producing ships at a never before seen speed. Large fleets will soon roam the seas.

The year is 1940 and war is blossoming across the globe. The Battle of Britain enters its last phase, and it remains to be seen if the Germans will be able to master the proud British into submission. Large air fleets fight for supremacy in the English skies, and the civilians pay the price with the British cities in flames.

"Clever, inventive, and original, Kroese’s hilarious romp has cult favorite written all over it." —Booklist The end of the world has never been this disorganized. Christine Temetri is tired of chasing doomsday prophets. She’s spent years reporting on apocalyptic cults, false messiahs, and spiritual scams—and she’s ready to call it quits. But when a string of strange events leaves her homeless, hunted, and somehow at the center of an unfolding divine conspiracy, she realizes this might be more than just another fringe meltdown. Enter Mercury: an angel with a gift for sarcasm, a ...

When the Apocalypse fails, what's a disgraced angel to do? Mercury—rogue cherub, cosmic bureaucrat, and reluctant hero—was this close to retirement when the end of the world didn't quite end. Now, with the dust barely settled from the last disaster, he finds himself inexplicably back on Earth… and things are even weirder than usual. While a demon in Ireland is mistaken for a bestselling author, a cynical reporter watches her career implode, and a mysterious government agency starts poking into supernatural affairs, Mercury is once again caught in the middle of a cosmic mess. From ...