Time Jump: High-concept thriller brimming with 1990s nostalgia
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You can change the past. Can you cheat fate?
In 2026, time travel is a commodity to be bought just like any other. When Rachel unexpectedly gets the chance to Time Jump, she grabs it, landing back in 1997, five days before she accidentally killed Oliver Jones and destroyed her life. When she rewrites fate and finds Oliver in 2026, an alive and thriving politician who has opened a string of drug rehabilitation centres, the connection between them sparks into a fairy tale ending.
But fairy tales often turn out to be twisted and scary. As rumours begin to circulate about young women going missing from Oliver's rehab centres, Rachel begins to suspect that perhaps the man she travelled back in time to save wasn't an innocent lamb, but a monster in waiting . . .
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Praise for Time Jump
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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! - Gareth Brown, international bestselling author of The Book of DoorsSimply 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. - Jen Sugden, Sunday Times bestselling co-author of VictoriocityA 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. - Nadine Matheson, author of the Anjelica Henley series
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