The Stasis None is a power beyond comprehension...A quantum intelligence capable of recreating time
But when a tool devised to save mankind predicts the end of humanity, a quest is launched to discover and alter the sequence of events set to seal our doom
But can altering our past really offer salvation? Can manipulating consequence deliver a custom designed, better future?
The people within the top secret project seem to think so
But the mysterious traveller observing from the shadows of history may not agree
Playing with the universe can be a dangerous game…
The prologue seemed badly written with ambiguous dialogue and some strange phrasing but I persisted and I'm glad I did. In the latest version there are still lots of spelling and grammatical errors and some odd phrasing throughout the book. Virtual timelines, real timelines, alternative universes, poetry etc. is all a bit wooly, OTT and gets tedious at times - I said 'what a load off b****cks' to myself on more than one occasion. All that said I enjoyed the story and would read a sequel if one were to materialise.