They say in life that there are no "do overs," but what if you could go back in time and correct your mistakes? When Roy Brannock accidentally killed the woman he loved he got the chance to go back in time and make it right. His solution: To guarantee that the two of them never meet. His plan: To kill his younger self before that happens. Can he avoid the time ending loop of the grandfather paradox, and if he does, how will he prevent his paradox from cascading through time and tearing the fabric of time and space apart? This is a dynamic, character-driven crossover book that is appealing to both science-fiction and non-science fiction readers alike. Once you pick it up you won't be able to put it down until you finish. This book appeals to readers from 12 to 90+