Bibliography

(Updated March 2025)

Future Chron Universe

Novels

Wormhole Series

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Series: Wormhole Series, Book 1. Words: 50,340. Language: English. Originally Published: 2018

The wormhole drive could finally give humanity the stars, if it didn't destroy them first.

An accident had killed thousands by disrupting the entanglement of spacetime and its continued use could lead to further disruptions unless a solution could be found.

Young Elias Mach, physicist and inventor of the drive, took on the challenge with the help of a supportive few.

He would have to find a solution to the drive's dire side-effects and fast.

Series: Wormhole Series, Book 2. Words: 57,190. Language: English. Originally Published: 2018

Elias Mach had given humanity the stars with his invention of the wormhole drive.

In return, he was accused of treason and sentenced to death.

Thus began a journey to clear his name, which would take him further from Earth than anyone had dared. And there he would discover the menace that was developing the most powerful weapons in the galaxy. Weapons that would soon be trained on Earth.

To survive Earth would need Mach back.

Series: Wormhole Series, Book 3. Words: 65,110. Language: English. Originally Published: 2018

The appearance of the shining globes at first was a nuisance.

But then the disappearances began.

At first small, a fusion ship or a space habitat. Then planets and entire planetary systems started "winking out".

Could the famous physicist Elias Mach and his great-great granddaughter, Emmy Gibbs, find an answer before it was too late?

Robot Series

Series: Robot Series, Book 1. Words: 57,280. Language: English. Originally Published: 2019

If you could save the world, would you? What if the world was destined to end and you would be interfering with the natural order? What if the world looked down on your kind?

Robotic personage Dag Mach had assisted with the development of the wormhole drive, now he had discovered its successor, the Spin-Two drive, and he had found the answer to the end of the world.

If Dag did nothing, then this universe would end. But if he stopped the natural progression he would be "playing God."

And Dag didn't want to play.

Series: Robot Series, Book 2. Words: 54,260. Language: English. Originally Published: 2019

Yes, robots dream of electric sheep. They also dream of freedom. But as Robot Planet is about to find out, it ain't easy being free.

Follow Em (emulated brain) based robot Dr. Dagmar Mach and his fellow robots, Sigmund, Walker and Hanson as they fight proxy wars for humanity. Against deadly black-hole bombs and gravity-wave generators they pit intelligence and courage.

But finally, they realize that buying your freedom is not the same as earning your freedom and the respect that goes with it. That's when they face the biggest threat of all, annihilation.

Series: Robot Series, Book 3. Words: 56,260. Language: English. Originally Published: 2020

Even with Robot Planet in ruins and the deaths of hundreds of their robotic compatriots the four robots Dag, Sigmund, Walker and Hanson are working to save humanity from possible extinction.

All they have to do is restart the Big Bang to prevent the quickly decaying lattice of spacetime from destroying all.

If they can.

Time Series

Series: Time Series, Book 1. Words: 64,250. Language: English. Originally Published: 2021

Haile only wants to prove her theory, that time can be slowed down or sped up in a small region of space, and get her Ph.D.

But then the government takes over. They prove Haile's theory by starting a time war between Tarba and the planet Atwan.

No matter the winner of the struggle there can be only one outcome, spacetime slowly separating into its constituents.

And separate nothing can exist.

Series: Time Series, Book 2. Words: 66,200. Language: English. Originally Published: 2021

Strings of time that can split a man in half, fast-time bubbles that can age him to death, or frozen time that can banish him forever.

It was all just part of the job.

Pearce Rawlings was a physicist who wanted to do his job, manipulate time, and get his pay. But as usual the world had different ideas.

He would soon be involved in a cosmic battle for freedom, one the governments of Earth for some reason were trying to lose.

But Rawlings and a few friends wouldn't quit the job even when facing death.

Series: Time Series, Book 3. Words: 58,320. Language: English. Originally Published: 2022

Because of the Time Wars, the underlying system of local and non-local links that make up spacetime around Earth had been damaged. It was now impossible to use the spin-two drive to open those links and access orbit or the rest of the universe. The rocket ship had again become the primary way to access space from the Earth's.

But now a strange spaceship had appeared above the rebuilt spaceports scattered around the globe and placed them all in a seemingly impenetrable bubble of frozen time.

The Earth economy was thrown into turmoil with the loss of space access and a young boy, along with his friends and his amazing AI, were off on an adventure of a lifetime as they and others tried to understand what had happened.

Short Novels

First Interstellar (Future Chron, 2019)

Novellas

From The Earth Series

Whatsoever You Do (Future Chron, 2016)

War Through The Pines (Future Chron, 2016)

Vigilance (Future Chron, 2016)

To Tend And Watch Over (Future Chron, 2017)

Union (Future Chron, 2017)

Circle Of Retribution (Future Chron, 2017)

Freedom From Want (Future Chron, 2017)

Break Up (Future Chron, 2017)

Kuiper Station (Future Chron, 2017)

The Cloud (Future Chron, 2017)

To The Stars Series

First One Hundred (Future Chron, 2018)

First Dark Ages (Future Chron, 2018)

Second One Hundred (Future Chron, 2019)

Second Dark Ages (Future Chron, 2019)

The Path (Future Chron, 2019)

Short Stories

Open Space Series

Open Space (Future Chron, 2021)

The Old World (Future Chron, 2021)

Insurrect (Future Chron, 2021)

Second Beam (Future Chron, 2021)

All For One (Future Chron, 2021)

One For All (Future Chron, 2021)

Shotgun (Future Chron, 2021)

Allison (Future Chron, 2021)

Collections

From The Earth #1 (Future Chron, 2017)

From The Earth #2 (Future Chron, 2017)

From The Earth: Complete (Future Chron, 2020)

To The Stars (Future Chron, 2020)

Mach's Metric: Complete (Future Chron, 2020)

Spin-Two: Complete (Future Chron, 2022)

Open Space: A Collection (Future Chron, 2022)

Time Wars: Complete (Future Chron, 2024)

Future Chron Universe (Future Chron, 2025)

Remembered Earth Universe

Novels

L4 Series

Words: 43,030. Language: English. Originally Published: 2025.

The first crew replacement ship to the L4 point of the Earth-Moon system carried the new personnel needed to continue mining the asteroids found there. It also carried thirteen-year-old Raymond Jones and his younger brother Roger, along with others their age. Raymond is a bookworm and also from the Moon which makes him a two-time loser to some of the other kids. But he is determined to not let the bullies, the dangers of space, or his lowly status defeat him. And others are starting to notice his determination, especially Cindy.

Novellas

Cislunar Series

Dark Side (Future Chron, 2023)

Lunar Series

Moon3D (Future Chron, 2024)

Moon Town (Future Chron, 2024)

Moon Power (Future Chron, 2024)

Moon Nuke (Future Chron, 2025)

Moon Plex (Future Chron, 2025)

Short Stories

Cislunar Series

US Tugs (Future Chron, 2022)