Perfect Timing

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Three hours. One antimatter charge. A time travel experiment no one should survive. When the lab shuts down at 18:00, the experiment doesn’t. Physicist Marcus Levant has three hours to complete his mother’s life’s work, or watch it vanish forever. With security outside the door and no second chance, he faces an impossible choice: follow protocol and lose everything, or risk becoming his own test subject in an experiment no ethics board would ever approve. The time-displacement device is ready. The math is perfect. Every calculation says it will work. What could go wrong? But the universe keeps meticulous books, and Marcus is about to learn that in physics you can be right about everything that matters and still miss the one detail that changes everything. What he doesn’t know is that someone else is watching his work closely, ready to steal it if he fails. Perfect Timing is a precisely crafted hard-SF short about the price of discovery, the weight of legacy, and what happens when brilliant theory meets desperate reality. Perfect for fans of Andy Weir’s The Martian, Blake Crouch’s Dark Matter, or Ted Chiang’s mind-bending tales.