The third book in the Father Time Saga written by author Darrian Lynx. Meet Father Time, vigilante anti-hero with a pre-programmed mission to kill. If he sounds like a bad guy, don't judge him until you read on. Father Time kills only those whom he knows are evil and have no possibility of redemption. Those who have no hope of changing their ways. Those who deserve to die and need to die for the good of mankind and the innocent. The story continues with this terrifying figure and the team of vigilantes who have chosen to trust and back him, including his unusual partner Macy Grey, a bird-like creature called The Falcon, The Oracle and her brother born with the gift of sight, a boy who can talk to plants, a woman with heat that heals, a woman who calls the birds to do her bidding, and more amazing characters new to this issue of the saga. They are sworn to bring back the balance between good and evil before humanity destroys itself once and for all. Continue the ride in Orion, the sentient A.I. car, created by Jackson's genius sister Lillian and loyal to Father Time alone, in this newest issue, A Time to Keep.

Your soul is so black that there is no possibility of redemption and you take what you want regardless of who gets hurt, then laugh in the face of their pain. A wake of destruction follows you with nothing but madness and desperation in the path that lies ahead. You have been sentenced to death for your sins against humanity, both those you have already committed and those you have yet to commit. Your time is up. No amount of begging or pleading will save you when he finds you. And he will find you. Take a ride with Father Time and find out for whom it is "A Time To Die". Book 2 - Don't Be A Hero.

Detective Jackson Wolfe thought he had stepped into the pages of a comic book. The first indication was the unlikely partner he'd been paired with. Macy Grey was a seemingly naive, annoying-yet-beautiful blonde Betty Boop. He was further astounded when he learned the nature of their department. He had been assigned to the highly confidential and brand new V.S.I.D... or The Vigilante and Super-human Investigations Department. Wait... what? Did old Chief Munson have a sense of humor after all? Were they pranking the "new kid on the block"? Jackson didn't buy it. "Go forth! Track down and arrest thee Spiderman... and his cohorts!". Well, it was no prank. What's more, it didn't prove to be an easy task. The alleged "super-powered" vigilantes were apparently much better equipped and far better trained than the police or F.B.I's most valued and effective members. This just fueled the desire to put a stop to them. After all, no one should be allowed to apprehend criminals without doing mountains of paperwork!