The Anomaly: A Time-Phase Slip

 Four lives. Three centuries. Four deaths. One consciousness that refuses to disappear.

"Reminded of Alfred Bester and Fritz Leiber, with heroic yet pragmatic characters worthy of Heinlein. This may be his best yet." — Alastair Mayer, author of The T-Space Series

A Waystation temporal agent should have died.

Instead, a catastrophic failure sends his consciousness rippling through time, embedding itself within four people across three centuries—each carrying memories that are not their own.

Jax Harlan perishes in the vacuum of the asteroid belt, haunted by impossible visions.

Beneath Europa's frozen ocean, Mira Thorne witnesses a stranger's death and realizes it is her own.

On Proxima b, Kai Okafor walks willingly into deadly electromagnetic fire to save a million colonists.

And aboard a starship bound for the stars, Asha Dey remembers three lives that came before—and must decide whether the cycle ends with her.

As the powerful organization known as Waystation fractures, a profound question emerges: was the anomaly a system failure... or four human beings with the right to exist?

Hard science fiction becoming something harder: a meditation on what it costs to persist.