What if history didn’t happen that way the first time?
Reclusive Soviet scientist Garison Fitch’s experiment with interdimensional travel landed him in 1744. There he met and fell in love with Sarah, a beautiful but outcast young woman. They married and had three children and he decided to stay in the past. When he tried to rid himself of his time machine by sending it into ...
What if history didn’t happen that way the first time?
Reclusive Soviet scientist Garison Fitch’s experiment with interdimensional travel landed him in 1744. There he met and fell in love with Sarah, a beautiful but outcast young woman. They married and had three children and he decided to stay in the past. When he tried to rid himself of his time machine by sending it into the future, it took him with it.
Now, he finds himself back in the twenty-first century where a woman (Heather) he has never met claims to be his wife and the country he grew up in is gone, replaced by something called “The United States of America”. Should he live in this new world, or try to return the world to "normal"?
As he becomes convinced he can’t return to Sarah, he’s not really sure if he can live in this new world he created, either. Heather, meanwhile, is left trying to discover what happened to her husband or—if his fantastic story is true—he could be be somewhere inside the mind of this “new” Garison Fitch.
Samuel Ben White (“Sam” to his friends) is the author of several novels of time travel and adventure. He is also the artist, author and distributor of the national newspaper comic strip “Tuttle’s” (found at www.tuttles.net) and the on-line comic book “Burt & the I.L.S.” (found at www.destinyhelix.com). He is married and has two sons.
In addition to his time travel stories, Sam has also written and published three works of Christian fiction: “The Ellipse”, “Psalm 88" and "So Many Books".
You can learn more about Sam’s work at www.garisonfitch.com.
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Reclusive Soviet scientist Garison Fitch’s experiment with interdimensional travel landed him in 1744. There he met and fell in love with Sarah, a beautiful but outcast young woman. They married and had three children and he decided to stay in the past. When he tried to rid himself of his time machine by sending it into ...