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Jason Apsley #3.5

Beyond his Time : A Time Travel Novella

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Courtesy of a random time-shifting event in 1976, Jason Apsley time travelled from 2019 to 1976 and unwittingly displaced ‘other’ Jason, who has no choice but to continue his life forty years in the future. When our reluctant time traveller encounters the family of the man who replaced him, he realises the future is not quite as he imagined. And neither, as it transpires, is time travel. As ‘other’ Jason attempts to navigate the future, he discovers the world has somewhat changed since the mid-1970s. Notwithstanding the inevitable ensuing chaos, history unfolds to reveal the consequences of his past mistakes. What if the two men meet in the future? Can the movement of time offer the opportunity to correct his past? Or will those decisions of sixty years ago haunt his future? If you like time travel, entwined with mystery and humour, you’ll love the fast-paced time travel series by Adrian Cousins. Download today and continue the adventure.

206 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 9, 2023

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Adrian Cousins

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I'm a self-confessed time-travel fan. So, unsurprisingly, my books fit into the time-travel genre.
My third book, Eye of Time, will be published in October 2021.
Please drop onto my website for updates.

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73 reviews
June 1, 2026
This novella answers the question of what happened to 'Other Jason' when Jason took over his life in 1976. You get to hear more of the back story about Other Jason's life before he moves back to the Broxworth Estate.

Sadly Jason has died in 2015 at the age of 82 and his son Chris is searching for his father's lookalike.

When Other Jason regains consciousness after an attack he finds himself in the future and bemused by mobile phones, fashions and changes to his town of Fairfield.

Other Jason, Chris and Beth are getting their heads around the idea of time travel when the Cortina pings him back to 1994.

Some of these events are mentioned in Calling Time and it's probably better to read this first, but it's interesting to see the events from a different perspective.

Another really enjoyable book in the Jason Apsley series.
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817 reviews
January 13, 2024
I do enjoy the Jason Apsley series and was delighted to discover this novella plus, to be read, Calling Time. This one is about the other Jason Apsley and what became of him. Questions are answered with the promise of more to come. Great concept, good use of humour and excellent time travel quandary.
10 reviews
March 11, 2024
I read the other 4 books already

This was good but confusing as I read the other 4 books first so this book was confusing as I knew that Jess didn’t die and that Beth knew about time travel. But it was still worth reading.
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1 review
April 5, 2026
Couldn’t put down

What a brilliant series! Just read the first 3 books, can’t wait to start the next. These books offer everything, from suspense, to humor, they bring back memories as the time Jason is in is described. Highly recommend.
33 reviews1 follower
January 11, 2024
it’s just good

I can’t explain why I enjoy these books so much. They aren’t like any other time travel books I read (and I read a lot).
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42 reviews
January 28, 2024
Beyond his Time

A quick and fun story. A one day read that left me looking forward to the next book. Suspend your belief and just enjoy the story line.
36 reviews
April 9, 2024
Beyond is time.

A good idea to write about the other Jason and to hear his version of events. Very cleverly done. The story girls you from start to finish.
8 reviews
January 21, 2025
Enjoyed it but the daughter, Beth, did my head in. It ruined the story for me
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