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Warren Norwood


Vanished

Vanished

Time Police: Book 1

Warren Norwood

It's 2183.

Do you know where your past is?

The Second Republic was mercilessly efficient.

It controlled the press, the state and the rights of citizens.

The one day it captured the secret of time travel.

Now the Second Republic could control the past, piece by piece, slowly changing it to make sure that they would never lose their grasp on history.

Trapped!

Trapped!

Time Police: Book 2

Warren Norwood

Jason Dubcheck's family has vanished!

As if they never existed, Jackson's sister-in-law, niece and nephew have disappeared.

Even their names have been erased from the public records.

He must find them and knows where to look - in the past.

Stranded

Stranded

Time Police: Book 3

Warren Norwood
Mel Odom

Jackson Dubchek was exiled by the notorious Time Police. A citizen of the Second Republic in 2249, Jackson finds himself stranded in Mexico in 2074, unable to return to his own generation.

Yet Jackson is not alone. He meets a Mexican historian and his beautiful daughter who have also been exiled to the past by the Time Police. Using these fellow travelers in time, Jackson pieces together the truth about the Second Republic and their Time Police. They are changing the past in order to protect their future.

Jackson must decide whether to try to set himself against all the resources of the Second Republic. Yet first he must determine how the events of 2074 differ from the way the Second Republic has recorded them.

Will the Time Police catch him?

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