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    Meet Myself There: Edge To Center, #2
    The Fog of Time: Edge To Center, #3
    The River Twice: Edge To Center, #1
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    Edge To Center Series

    By Brenda W. Clough

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    About this series

    What is time travel good for? Well, you need never lose. Redo that failure, rerun that war, reboot that relationship, until it flies. You can do and be whatever you desire. No one will know -- no one can know, if you're rewriting history out from under them. But what does that do to the time traveler? Jack Wragsland invented the Edge to Center technology, and he's done it all. He has slain millions, nuked nations, betrayed lovers, and committed suicide. And still somehow he's hung onto his decency and his soul. But now he's going to find out how much it really cost him.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrenda W. Clough
    Release dateApr 1, 2023
    Meet Myself There: Edge To Center, #2
    The Fog of Time: Edge To Center, #3
    The River Twice: Edge To Center, #1

    Titles in the series (3)

    • 1

      The River Twice: Edge To Center, #1
      The River Twice: Edge To Center, #1

      The River Twice: Edge To Center, #1

      Brenda W. Clough
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      Calla Ang has always known her own power. Her grandmother is the dictator of Jalanesia in Southeast Asia, and Calla's future is to follow in her footsteps. But after the Victorian time traveler Jack Wragsland invites her to 1867 to show Charles Darwin what a real scientific revolution looks like, Calla returns to the 21st century to discover Jalanesia is no longer the country she knew. As she and Jack thread their way deeper into an interlocking maze of alternate realities, there always seems to be a second chance...until suddenly there isn't. The only certainty Jack and Calla have as the universes change is each other. But if she can’t learn to handle power wisely, then even love will not be enough to save Calla, Jack, or her country.

      Calla Ang has always known her own power. Her grandmother is the dictator of Jalanesia in Southeast Asia, and Calla's future is to follow in her footsteps. But after the Victorian time traveler Jack Wragsland invites her to 1867 to show Charles Darwin what a real scientific revolution looks like, Calla returns to the 21st century to discover Jalanesia is no longer the country she knew. As she and Jack thread their way deeper into an interlocking maze of alternate realities, there always seems to be a second chance...until suddenly there isn't. The only certainty Jack and Calla have as the universes change is each other. But if she can’t learn to handle power wisely, then even love will not be enough to save Calla, Jack, or her country.

    • 2

      Meet Myself There: Edge To Center, #2
      Meet Myself There: Edge To Center, #2

      Meet Myself There: Edge To Center, #2

      Brenda W. Clough
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      What good is time travel anyway? For Col. Ben Ming, head of Jalanesia's armed forces and husband of President Calla Ang, it's nothing but a headache. Time Traveler Jack Wragsland transported Calla to this space/time. So it wouldn't be fair to simply shoot him, when Jack's enemies attack him through Calla. But boy, is it a temptation. If Ben is going to save Calla he's going to have to save Jack as well, even if it makes him crazy.

      What good is time travel anyway? For Col. Ben Ming, head of Jalanesia's armed forces and husband of President Calla Ang, it's nothing but a headache. Time Traveler Jack Wragsland transported Calla to this space/time. So it wouldn't be fair to simply shoot him, when Jack's enemies attack him through Calla. But boy, is it a temptation. If Ben is going to save Calla he's going to have to save Jack as well, even if it makes him crazy.

    • 3

      The Fog of Time: Edge To Center, #3
      The Fog of Time: Edge To Center, #3

      The Fog of Time: Edge To Center, #3

      Brenda W. Clough
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      What is time travel good for? Well, you need never lose. Redo that failure, rerun that war, reboot that relationship, until it flies. You can do and be whatever you desire. No one will know -- no one can know, if you're rewriting history out from under them. But what does that do to the time traveler? Jack Wragsland invented the Edge to Center technology, and he's done it all. He has slain millions, nuked nations, betrayed lovers, and committed suicide. And still somehow he's hung onto his decency and his soul. But now he's going to find out how much it really cost him.

      What is time travel good for? Well, you need never lose. Redo that failure, rerun that war, reboot that relationship, until it flies. You can do and be whatever you desire. No one will know -- no one can know, if you're rewriting history out from under them. But what does that do to the time traveler? Jack Wragsland invented the Edge to Center technology, and he's done it all. He has slain millions, nuked nations, betrayed lovers, and committed suicide. And still somehow he's hung onto his decency and his soul. But now he's going to find out how much it really cost him.

    Author

    Brenda W. Clough

    Brenda W. Clough is the first female Asian-American SF writer, first appearing in print in 1984. Her novella ‘May Be Some Time’ was a finalist for both the Hugo and the Nebula awards and became the novel Revise the World. Her latest time travel trilogy is Edge to Center, available at Book View Café. Marian Halcombe, a series of eleven neo-Victorian thrillers appeared in 2021.  Her complete bibliography is up on her web page, brendaclough.net

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