AFLASHINTIME

150 years ago, Earth did not have as much
electromagnetic energy in the atmosphere.

Yet today, concentrations of this energy are higher than ever, thanks to mankind’s growing accumulation of technology. Everything, from innocuous microwaves and smart devices to scientific cyclotrons and energy weapons, is now priming the atmosphere for an unprecedented event. 

What happens when it takes place?

Book reviews:

“Fascinating characters, lively dialogue, and descriptive settings gather in this fast- paced science fiction novel. The novel’ s storyline concerns alternative timelines and lends itself to philosophical themes concerning the meaning and nature of time. The novel pulls the reader into a nightmare scenario, which is scariest, perhaps, in being not at all farfetched. One can even see the value in the project’ s expansion of worldwide communication and its possibilities, so there i s no real villain here unless it is hubris. This novel is an enjoyable read with thought – provoking questions that add to the reader’ s enjoyment. It grabs the reader’s imagination while leaving some interesting food for thought.”
– Kat Kennedy, The U.S. Reviewer of Books

“An inventive and manically fast-paced thriller with the feel of a Hollywood movie, J.N. Frye’s A Flash In Time is exciting, nerdy, energetic, and engaging.” 
– James Hendicott, IndieReader

“The protagonists fight with existential anxieties, deal with personal setbacks, and deal with the impending catastrophe
of events linked to the Sandia mountain range. The author skillfully crafts a narrative that delves into the themes of racial
biases, personal development, and the perseverance of people overcoming adversity. With a dynamic backdrop that
combines urban crime and nature scenery, the novel presents a realistic portrait of characters moving beyond cliches.”  
– Maria Yinks, City Book Review

About the Author

For a long time, John N. Frye was a regular author of quality assurance guides. But in recent years, he’s decided to go a more creative route, starting with the publication of his first science-fiction novel.

Having worked for years on electronics, AM/FM radio, radar, and heavy electrical areas of transit operations, he figured it’d be an interesting space to start from as he both shares his expertise and wow readers with the possibilities.

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