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Sunder of Time
(The Mason Timeline #1)
By Kristin McTiernan
Time Travel/Alternate History
Paperback & ebook, 380 Pages
May 12, 2015

Isabella Jaramillo is accustomed to getting what she wants.

Living a comfortable life as the daughter of the world’s sole time travel magnate, Isabella has never suffered the irritation of being told no.

Only now she has gone too far and her soon-to-be ex-husband tells her no in the most vengeful way possible—by sabotaging her trip to the past, sending her to a distant land where the locals do not speak her language and are far from impressed by her haughty demeanor.

Now a slave, Isabella makes some surprising allies and discovers the truth behind her father’s rise to power and the terrible price the entire world paid for it. Somehow, she must break free and find a way home, not only to save herself, but to restore history to its rightful direction.

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Fissure of Worlds
(The Mason Timeline #2)
By Kristin McTiernan
Time Travel/Alternate History
Paperback & ebook, 323 Pages
October 9, 2017

Knowledge isn’t power. It’s dangerous.

At first, she thought they’d do the right thing. A new timeline created by a misbehaving time traveler, a whole society crushed under theocratic oppression. Surely, the council would see reason. Surely, they’d help her fix the timeline.

They didn’t.

Now jailed and under the constant, unblinking eye of her own personal guard, Shannan must fight not only for her freedom, but for her own sanity.

Her one ally is Paul Canaan, a member of the Council but not truly one of them. Living a life of secrets and lies, Paul works in the shadows to free Shannan, and himself, from the artificially created timeline oppressing them both.

Together, Shannan and Paul will have to escape their watchers—before they, and the world, are trapped in a history that should never have been.

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About the Author

Kristin McTiernan was born the daughter of a career military man and spent her childhood bouncing from one country to another. Her love of writing surfaced early, and upon discovering the double threat of comic books and Star Trek in middle school, Kristin spent the majority of her spare time creating new worlds and interesting people to populate them. Following in her parents’ footsteps, Kristin enlisted in the Marine Corps at 17 and, upon her discharge three years later, settled into a life pursuing her love of words. She achieved her bachelor’s degree in English from Emporia State University in her home state of Kansas and works as an editor to support her writing addiction. She lives in Kansas City with her husband and dog.

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Excerpt

“I have been nothing but loyal to the council, but Alfredo has pushed this too far now. Attempting illegal travel, sentencing a minor offender to death! And what about the A714, Manuel? What about the woman who—for some strange reason—neither you nor Alfredo called in to report?”
The silence on the other end of the phone was telling. As it stretched on, Gabriel walked the few remaining feet to the entrance to the Launch Depot. In the smooth glass doors, he noted how old he suddenly looked.
“I take no pleasure in this, but for the good of the Agency, it’s time for Alfredo to step down. He has left us with no other choice.”
The green laser emerged from the glass, scanning Gabriel’s retina, and still the priest on the other end of the phone did not speak.
“Access denied. Please step back and wait for security,” the computer said sharply.
For a moment, Gabriel could do nothing but stare stupidly at the glass doors, suppressing the desire to ask the computer to repeat itself. How could his access be denied?
“I’m sorry, Gabriel,” Padre’s voice returned to the phone. “But I’m not going to let you in just now. You may be correct about Alfredo needing a sabbatical, but at the moment, we are dealing with a personal matter. I assure you, your credentials will be restored within the next two to three hours. Everything will be settled by then.”
“What?” Gabriel screamed into the glass. “You can’t—”
“It would appear I can. And Gabriel… please don’t shout again. You know how sensitive the security systems are. Reyna would be inconsolable if the computer ordered you shot.”