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Red Shift
As Matisse and Anastasia raced across the street, explosions erupted on either side, barely fifty yards away. The twin concussions slammed them to the ground. Anastasia fell hard, skin scraping against the pavement as blood welled instantly. Sean hauled her up—one arm useless, the other bleeding—but there was no time to stop.
In this high-velocity sequel, the time-traveling submarine Chrysalis is hurled into the deadly final days of Imperial Russia, its unlikely crew tasked with preventing a future communist superpower from triggering global annihilation.
Avelyn—Druidess, warrior, and reluctant heroine—struggles to reconcile her unsettling spirituality with a world of spies, gunpowder, and political intrigue. But for Sean Matisse, the prodigious young intelligence officer assigned to the mission, the stakes turn deeply personal when he meets Anastasia, the tsar’s spirited young daughter. Suddenly the mission becomes entangled with ancient prophecy, forbidden love, and a mystical dagger that may decide the fate of an empire.
Meanwhile, Rasputin—plotting in secret with the Bolsheviks—proves as difficult to kill as ever.
Explosive, atmospheric, and richly layered, Red Shift propels you into a world where time travel becomes a weapon—and history never bends without drawing blood.
In this high-velocity sequel, the time-traveling submarine Chrysalis is hurled into the deadly final days of Imperial Russia, its unlikely crew tasked with preventing a future communist superpower from triggering global annihilation.
Avelyn—Druidess, warrior, and reluctant heroine—struggles to reconcile her unsettling spirituality with a world of spies, gunpowder, and political intrigue. But for Sean Matisse, the prodigious young intelligence officer assigned to the mission, the stakes turn deeply personal when he meets Anastasia, the tsar’s spirited young daughter. Suddenly the mission becomes entangled with ancient prophecy, forbidden love, and a mystical dagger that may decide the fate of an empire.
Meanwhile, Rasputin—plotting in secret with the Bolsheviks—proves as difficult to kill as ever.
Explosive, atmospheric, and richly layered, Red Shift propels you into a world where time travel becomes a weapon—and history never bends without drawing blood.
453 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 16, 2025
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March 24, 2026
Excellent
Outstanding job on this book. Loved the concept of changing the past to make a safer future. Good job explaining the potential pitfalls and moral dilemmas of messing with time.
Outstanding job on this book. Loved the concept of changing the past to make a safer future. Good job explaining the potential pitfalls and moral dilemmas of messing with time.
January 23, 2026
Decent follow up
It was an interesting addition to the series. It's still challenging early on with multiple pov but once you get into the main tale is a fun read.
It was an interesting addition to the series. It's still challenging early on with multiple pov but once you get into the main tale is a fun read.
May 4, 2026
What a total mess. Really wish Voorhees consulted with actual tacticians and military enlisted or low ranking officers to get an idea of how to organize and execute high risk operations
April 24, 2026
What an incredible and believable story! I will be reading the other books in waiting for #3 to come out! Well written and entertaining, with a dose of history thrown in.
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