NEW ALCATRAZ
Trilogy
A time travel prison break trilogy, spanning 3,000 years.
Dark Time (Book 1)
In the year 2070, the body of a female Federal Time Anomaly Agent is found dead in an abandoned warehouse on the outskirts of Phoenix, missing several organs. Powell, a struggling attorney, is arrested for the gruesome murder, and, despite his claims of innocence, is flung forward in time to a penal colony reserved for the most violent criminals. Powell finds himself fighting a sure death sentence in the harsh desert elements of the desolate future prison, deemed by many as New Alcatraz. Once there, Powell encounters Ellis, a mysterious prisoner who claims to be the person who helped establish the prison wasteland, and he knows how to escape back to their present. Can Ellis and Powell do the impossible and escape from New Alcatraz? And if they do, will Powell be able to go back far enough to stop the murder that originally set him on this path?
GOLDEN DAWN (Book 2)
After escaping the desolate future prison of New Alcatraz, Powell remains hidden from the Time Anomaly Agency, until one evening when an unexpected visitor tied to his past enters his life, forcing Powell out of hiding. On the run, he encounters a rebel group with a new piece of technology that is so powerful it could take down the North American government from the inside out. Now, Powell may finally have a chance to fight back against the government that killed his parents and left him for dead in the future. Meanwhile, the year is 5280, and the penal colony of New Alcatraz has grown over hundreds of years. A small village of people struggles to survive in the barren landscape. Stories of underground vaults, advanced technology, and metal humans are passed along from one generation to the next. Some believe them, while others think they only serve to lure villagers out into the unknown...never to return. But a small group of villagers are given no choice but to set out and prove once and for all if anything is really out there...
LOSS PARADOX (Book 3)
After using the mind transfer device, Powell finds his mind has travelled thousands of years into the future and now rests in the body of Ransom, a citizen of New Alcatraz ensnared in his own struggle to survive. Confused and bleeding to death, Powell must quickly find a way to stay alive. ​Meanwhile, in the year 2075, Vesa learns Powell's body has been taken over by a man named Ransom. With no alternatives, Vesa can only hope that her plan to trade Powell's body for her imprisoned brother pays off.​Both Powell and Ransom are trapped in a world, and a body, they know nothing about. Maybe there is a purpose to all of this. Perhaps Powell is in the future for a reason. To fix something? To protect someone? Or maybe it is a chance to undo everything that has gone wrong in the last five years? But when the time comes, will Powell be willing to make the sacrifice that is necessary to set everything right once and for all?