The Infinity Engines Books 1-3

The Infinity Engines #1-3

by Andrew Hastie

1,000 pages of Time Travel Fantasy AdventureDiscover the secret world of Oblivion Order and its mission to save the past.

Includes the COMPLETE Infinity Engines trilogy -- novels that combine over 100 5-star Amazon reviews, and 350 Goodreads 5-star ratings.

Books in this boxed Anachronist:Joshua Jones breaks into the house of the local eccentric, the Colonel, and stumbles into the alternate histories of the Oblivion Order. So begins his adventure into a fantastical world filled with time travelling guilds, extinction curators, memory vampires and a beautiful librarian called Caitlin.Caitlin has disappeared and someone has changed history. Lost in an alternate reality, Josh must discover who has disrupted the timeline and try to fix the continuum.Eschaton:The Oblivion Order is falling apart, and the timeline is beginning to unravel. Dalton's obsession with the Djinn threatens to bring down the continuum and the only way to stop him is to resolve the riddles of the Eschaton Cascade and find Josh's father.

Meet the ______________________________________________________________

Josh is a teenage car thief. With a sick mother, no job and a criminal record longer than the credits to Star Wars.He has no future, or so he believes…

Caitlin is a beautiful nineteen-year-old librarian who lost her parents in a temporal breach ten years ago.She has dreamed of finding them ever since, but never has the courage to do it, until she meets Josh.

The Colonel is the kind of eccentric you tend to avoid, he dresses like a homeless man but lives on one of the best streets in the town. His house is filled with the most unusual mementoes. Each one linked to a point in the past.

_______________________________________________________________The Infinity Engines will take you on an epic journey into the forgotten pasts and alternate histories of the continuum. Read on and discover what readers call “A Doctor Who for grown-ups.”

"The novel moves at a fantastic pace, and the author has seamlessly blended real historical moments with his own time travel mythology…" ★★★★★

"...if you're a fan of British sci-fi (like me) then you're in for a real treat with a very slight shade of Doctor Who (without the Aliens), but with secret societies, a healthy dose of science, quantum gadgets and conspiracies that weave in real historical figures…"★★★★★

"I love that it is intertwined with real historical events …" ★★★★★

"An interesting mix of history and sci-fi that takes you on a journey into another world…" ★★★★★

"Great stuff. Move over, Mrs Rowling, you have competition. " ★★★★★

1250 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 4, 2018

About the author

Andy was born in 1967, and grew up with a love of science fiction inspired by the TV shows of the late 70s. Having always had a creative eye, he graduated with a BA Honours in Graphic Design, and has gone on to have a successful career as a Creative Director within a number of digital agencies, creating award-winning work for some of the largest global brands. During this time he nurtured his passion for writing sci-fi and secured a commission with the BBC for his first script, The Department of Unknown Origins, a Victorian X-Files set in the Natural History Museum, exec produced by Jon Plowman and considered by BBC Drama and Sky One.

The Anachronist is his first novel, one of a three part series called 'The Infinity Engines.' You can find out more about it on his blog: www.infinityengines.com

He lives in Surrey with his wife, two teenage daughters and a troublesome puppy.

Reviews

[Janice Clark · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is an ambitious, far-reaching saga taking in all of time (as measured by humanity) as well as glimpses of the chaos outside of time. There's all sorts of technology (or at least pseudo-science) involved, as well as critters in the chaos who feast on dark energy and assorted beings from myth and fantasy, who may be partially controlled by Solomon's legendary ring.

Characters who die don't seem to stay dead, and some are from a different time continuum than the main one of the story. The main villain starts as human but becomes even more of a monster than he was.

While I enjoyed the wild adventures, even when I wasn't sure what was going on, I eventually became overwhelmed by the enormity of it all, and probably won't read the rest of the series. But that's just me, and I think no fault of the author, who has an amazingly inventive imagination.

[Debbie McGowan · Rating 5 out of 5]

I reviewed Book 1 separately, as it was a free download from Amazon, and I'm so glad for that. I probably wouldn't have delved into this series without it. As I write this review, I'm at the beginning of Book 4, and I'm thoroughly hooked and a bit gutted that I'm closer to the end of the series than the start.

This series is just so clever. I don't ever question the reality of the universe Andrew Hastie has created, and there are some nifty little narrative devices that aren't obvious until they play out in full. I'm honestly in awe of the author's imagination - I just watched a couple of video clips on Amazon where he explains where the idea stemmed from, but it doesn't do justice to the complexity of these stories.

[James Johnson · Rating 5 out of 5]

review of the Infinity Engines by Andrew Hastie

This book series is captivating I couldn't put it down three books of satisfying adventure that kept me entertained for many happy hours I highly recommend this book series

[Jefrois · Rating 1 out of 5]

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Too dumm and stoopid for me to waste my valuable time on. I quit reading at P.69, and returned the book.

I pfokking HADED this book.

HADED EET!!

[Aiyana Owens · Rating 5 out of 5]

stupendous

What a fantastic read taken three days.can not wait to read the next one and I hope it is engrossing as the ones I have just read.