The Far Side of Time
Forty light-years from Earth, six astronauts discover a world that should not exist—and a history that may not belong to them.
When Commander Graham Keene and the crew of Horizon become the first humans to reach Eos,
they expect to find an untouched living world. Instead, they discover something far stranger:
a silent ecosystem, evidence of animals that disappeared thousands of years ago, and a signal
beneath the planet’s surface that seems to arrive before it is ever transmitted.
They came looking for another world.
What they find may be a history that already includes them.
When Commander Graham Keene and the crew of Horizon become the first humans
to reach Eos, they expect to find an untouched living world. Instead, they discover
something impossible.
The planet contains a silent ecosystem, evidence of animals that disappeared thousands
of years ago, and a signal beneath the surface that seems to arrive before it is ever transmitted.
Then they find another Horizon.
What begins as an impossible archaeological discovery becomes a journey through alternate
histories, duplicate lives, and the unsettling realization that the crew’s future may already
have happened somewhere else.
Which version of home is theirs?
As Graham and his crew struggle to understand what Eos is doing to time, space, and identity,
they must confront a question more dangerous than whether they can get home.
A science-fiction thriller about a world that should not exist.
The Far Side of Time is a science-fiction thriller about exploration,
impossible choices, alternate histories, and six people trying to find their way
back to a world that has continued without them.
Forty light-years from Earth, the crew of Horizon discovers that traveling
across space may have taken them somewhere far more dangerous than another planet.
The Far Side of Time
Dr. Jim Fullen
First Paperback Edition
2026
703 pages
What happens when your own history may not be the only one?
Join Graham Keene and the crew of Horizon on a journey where
the greatest mystery isn’t what lies forty light-years away.