Maxx is just a regular man, working for the Time Keeping Agency. It is the year 2431, and the public release date of the government's long-coveted time travel technology is just around the corner. All is going well, until one day Maxx starts noticing things that no one else does. Or rather, remembering things. As the days go by, his version of reality grows farther and farther from the one accepted by society. Even worse, no one will believe Maxx when he tells them of the terrible things that he remembers. Then, finally, he stumbles across a secret so ugly that it threatens to tear everything he has ever known or believed in apart. Being the only one who has discovered the secret, it is up to him to set things right. As the TKA officials realize what he knows, it simply becomes a matter of time before he is caught. Will Maxx succeed, or will his failure result in the destruction of all time and space?

Theo finds he is not alone and Argo the 28th has a plan. Find out what happens next in the The Chronicles of the the Element Holders series. Please leave a comment and tell me what you think.

Johnny comes into the equation and Emma learns what her new powers are. Leave a comment and tell me what you think

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Theo finds himself in an adventure waiting to happen when he becomes curious. This book really doesn't tell you anything so if you like what you see you might have to wait a couple of books in for it to really kick off. I like constructive criticism. The second one will be out soon!! P.S. I also like constructive criticism, not hate though. There is a fine line between both.

For years of its history, Humanity is convinced the universe revolves around them. That is not the case by the year 2304 CE. The domain of Humans is just a small scab in the Milky Way, a mere pawn among aliens who monopolize the galactic politics. Humans are divided by many factions. The two greatest of them all, the Earth United Command and the Strategic Asian Defense Iniative, continually push for winning the favour of humans' weak population. Another faction, the Galactic Roman Empire, is starting to establish its presence. This all means nothing for Galactic Roman Legionnaire Tiberio Pelagius who is an even smaller pawn. Two years ago, he was the center of attention in Humanity for carrying out an assasination. That was over, and now Tiber fights as a common grunt on the frontlines for the Empire. If he dies, he'll be a meaningless name on a casualty list. A peculiar visit to him will steer his path to the focus of Imperial politics....and war.