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In the final installment of the TimeTripper quartet, Harry’s journey takes a haunting turn.
“TimeTripper is a great ride, a clever tale full of wit and charm.”—Christopher Golden, author of The Body of Evidence thrillers and Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Lost Slayer
“Petrucha’s got the goods!”—Gregory Maguire, author of Wicked and Son of a Witch
Harry Keller has lost it again. Drugged, delirious, and trapped in Windfree mental hospital, he can’t find his way into A-Time and is barely holding on in his world. If Harry doesn’t pull himself together, he’ll find he has a lot left to lose.
Harry ends up on a mind-bending adventure when past and present collide. It turns out the wall between A-Time and our world isn’t as solid as it seems.
But is it possible for Harry to know too much?
Born in the Bronx, Stefan Petrucha spent his formative years moving between the big city and the suburbs, both of which made him prefer escapism. A fan of comic books, science fiction and horror since learning to read, in high school and college he added a love for all sorts of literary work, eventually learning that the very best fiction always brings you back to reality, so, really, there's no way out. He first came to prominence as the author of the best-selling X-Files comic book series, based on the TV show and has since written eighteen novels including Timetripper, The Shadow of Frankenstein, and The Rule of Won. His recent work includes, Paranormal State: My Journey Into the Unknown (co-authored with A&E star Ryan Buell), Split, Diary of a Stinky Dead Kid, and the upcoming Dead Mann Walking. He currently lives in Western Massachusetts with his wife and fellow writer Sarah Kinney and their two daughters.
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