Man Out of Time

What would you do if you found yourself cast 22 years into the future? Into a world where your home is no longer your home and you've been declared legally dead?

This is the situation that Daniel Fisher finds himself in at the beginning of this latest installment in The Time Bubble series. Stranded in the future, in a place where his outdated currency is worthless, things go from bad to worse for Dan very quickly. Before long he finds himself incarcerated in a secure psychiatric unit, his hopes of ever returning to the past looking bleak.

Elsewhere, Josh has unlocked the secrets of the time bubbles, and can now freely travel in time. He returns to the scene of past encounters, as well as travelling to the future to join Peter on his adventures through time. But has he been careful enough to prevent others from discovering his secrets?

Man out of Time is the third novel in The Time Bubble series. The story continues with Splinters in Time. A fifth volume, Class of '92, was released in December 2018. A spin-off series, Second Chances, is also available.

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jasonayres.co.uk
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What readers are saying about Man Out Of Time...

Time travel stories are tricky to get right, but I have to say I really enjoyed this trilogy - Reviewify Mark [HALL OF FAME TOP 10 REVIEWER] on Amazon UK

A fitting conclusion to a wonderful time travel trilogy - Kenny on Amazon UK

Was so excited from pre-ordering this until it landed on my kindle app and I wasn't disappointed!! Thoroughly enjoyed it and the ending was totally unexpected!! - Natalie on Amazon UK

Author Ayres never disappoints. More time travel. More twists and turns. Lots more ironic temporal paradox featuring all those very durable characters he created way back in the original The Time Bubble - FrankDiSpigno on Amazon

I have read the other books by Jason Ayres and I like the way they all interact and crossover I love the fact that the time travelling aspect is looked at from different perspectives of the characters involved. Can thoroughly recommend. - Tony on Amazon UK