Time Jump: High-concept thriller brimming with 1990s nostalgia

A gripping and twisty psychological thriller by way of Back to the Future, Time Jump is one hell of a ride! I loved Rachel's journey of redemption and that the time travel elements never overtook the dark crime mystery at the heart of the novel. A true genre-bender. Bravo!
I loved Time Jump - it's popular speculative fiction at its best. A killer concept; interesting characters; punchy, sardonic prose; and a vivid sense of places and times. This is Back to the Future crossed with your favourite crime novel. Read it before the inevitable Netflix adaptation!
Simply brilliant! Packed full of compassion and 90s nostalgia, Time Jump has a killer premise that delivers on all fronts: chilling, clever, suspenseful, and full of twists that will keep you turning the pages until it's long past your bedtime! Adam Simcox once again proves himself to be one of our best writers of speculative thrillers. Perfect for fans of Black Mirror and Sarah Pinborough's Behind Her Eyes.
A gripping, nostalgic, time-travelling thriller that had me glued to my seat. A dark quantum leap with the Ready Player One throwback thrills. A true page-turner.
The Girl on theTrain, if that girl had got in a DeLorean instead . . . Time Jump lives up to the name, twisting and turning at a relentless pace. Simcox is fast becoming the go-to for speculative crime; if you thought going back in time to right past wrongs sounds wholesome, buckle up. Absolutely belting domestic noir, as seen through a Black Mirror.
If you could prevent the worst mistake of your life from happening, would you do it? Adam Simcox's Time Jump takes us on a rip-roaring ride through the past, present and future to a London that barely exists anymore. With Nineties nostalgia so thick you could cut with a knife, it's a story of love, fate and unforeseen consequences that reminds us the past really is a foreign country - and what we do there might just come back to haunt us.
Bold and blistering from the off. Simcox proves once again that he's a wonderful writer with characters that ooze deadly charm and brilliance.
What if you go back in time to save someone and wonder if they should have stayed dead . . .? A fast-paced thriller that does something fresh with time travel. The British Blake Crouch - highly recommended.
With Time Jump, Simcox weaves an extraordinarily accomplished time-travel tale - it's a thriller, a dark love story, and a meditation on matters of fate and morality, delivered at such ludicrous pace that the time really does fly. All set against a Cool Britannia London so richly rendered that I could smell the CK One and the B&H smoke rising from the pages.
An enthralling take on time travel that'll have you thinking about it for weeks after.