Displacement: Time Matters

by J Thomas Hunton

Overview

The interplay of time, destiny, and sacrifice pushes us to creatively reshape our chronologies, redefining home not as a destination but as a voyage of pursuit.

Therefore, in "Time Matters: The Displacement Series," J. Thomas Hunton carries readers on an intoxicating trip through the vastness of space and the boundlessness of time.

Hunton tracks the story of Asteria's crew, a starship rigged with temporal technology, as they attempt an ambitious 2,000-year leap into the future—only to find themselves abandoned 100,000 years in the past.

Intrinsically, the book is a story of stability and discovery. Captain Georgia Evans and her team must undergo an ancient and exotic universe, facing the loss of their AI companion, a gravitational anomaly that menaces their ship, and the shocking revelation of a massive Dyson ring—a construct far beyond human cognition. Each twist deepens the mystery of their involuntary journey.

Beyond the ecstasies of time travel and space probes, this work analyzes the intense themes of destiny, sacrifice, and survival. With humanity's fate at stake, the crew must decide whether to shape history or surpass time itself.

In this stimulating sci-fi adventure, the most sumptuous challenge isn't just finding a way home—it's determining what home
truly means.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798899795664
Publisher:	J Thomas Hunton
Publication date:	05/29/2025
Pages:	388
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.80(d)

About the Author

J Thomas Hunton grew up in the beautiful state of Maine. As a youngster, he was full of wonder and imagination. His days were spent discovering the wonders of the forests and fields. Scanning the vastness of the skies, he wondered what was out there. Family difficulties forced him to take control of his own life as a teenager, and he joined the US Army while still a teenager. He met his future wife in Maine while on leave, and she joined him in Texas almost a year later. They married, and he left the Army for a better offer in the US Navy. He spent 17 more years in the service of his country and retired as a Navy Chief Petty Officer. His first journey into the world of writing was in 2002, with the release of his first novel, Marscape. He worked in various occupations after the Navy, from Electronics to construction, and left the working world after receiving disability. He lost his beloved wife, Frances, after 39 years of marriage to cancer and struggled with depression and loss. Discovering his first love had also lost her spouse a year earlier, they reignited their relationship and married after a few years. He and his wife, Barbara, now live in Florida. He rediscovered his love for writing and began to publish again.