Back Time is a straight forward man-venture, as plain as a slab of Bologna on a slice of white bread with no mayo. Fork and Gabriel get hit by the misfortunes of life, some their fault, some not. They live, barely. Also, they become hounded by killers who will execute on sight. The two men don't know each other but find each other, require each other in order to survive. Back Time is also a time travel saga. Death knocks and offers a doorway to the future. The present moment slides into the past and back again, shifting like a prismatic rainbow slicing into a white laser. The two men get restored and life is good, until it's not. Again. Back Time is a mind bender of past perceptions and present imperfections. Of realizing that truth can be as flexible as the moment, that the anchor of reality is slipping sideways through the sand. Only by going through the killers can Fork and Gabriel reclaim their lives and families. So, read the book. And eat your sandwich.