While I noted in the dedication that the time travel portion of this story is loosely based on some real-life events, there's another reason I had to write this. Given 5.0 out of 5 stars over 100 times on Amazon from various readers of the Mystic Saga!Įvery novel I write has grown from a need to fix something that I have no control over. McElhaney knows how to do it.' ~Top 50 Amazon Reviewer, Hall of Fame Reviewer, and Vine Voice Michael Gallagher The technology and scenarios are realistic enough for this sci fi fan and if you like a good storyteller, Mr. 'The author does a good job of sucking you into the moment and feeling as if you are the main character. 'McElhaney's story telling is deft, well-paced, and with an ear for conversation' ~ Akron Beacon Journal Book Review With over 300,000 books downloaded worldwide, Scott McElhaney continues to prove that reasonable Kindle prices do not have to mean poor quality. He was on a mission now – to undo every single school shooting in all of history, but at what expense? How far would he be willing to go to end all the school shootings?īrought to you by the international bestselling author of the Mystic Saga, Dominion, Beyond the Event Horizon, Maelstrom, Endeavor, and his newest acclaimed series The Ani Maxima Files. All his vengeful heart ever wanted was to shoot the shooter before he could hurt those kids. All he’s ever wanted to do was to save all those children. Over and over again, his empathetic heart kept getting shattered by the news of another child’s life cut short for no reason at all.Įmpathy calls on anger and vengeance when Christian inherits a device that allows him to go back in time.

A year later, he read about a similar school shooting on the internet.

When you travel backward, you need to work fast because they now know where you are and they’re coming for you with the intent to kill you.Ĭhristian Steele was only six years old when he heard about a high school kid who shot and killed a dozen elementary school students who’d been enjoying a field trip at the zoo. And the warning is simple – when you travel backward through time, you incidentally delete a full microsecond from existence, causing a ripple felt by a vigilant policing agency far in the future. That’s all he gets from the elderly man who just died a few days prior. A heavy gold wristwatch, a diary passed down through the ages, and a letter of warning from Christian’s neighbor.

Manifesto by Scott McElhaney