This FAQ answers common questions about the world, ethics, and emotional stakes of Fractured Echoes without revealing spoilers. The story blends time retrieval, shifting timelines, and moral consequences in a world reshaped by loss.
Fractured Echoes follows Shatner Barnes, a disillusioned time retrieval agent caught in a morally compromised system that extracts people from their timelines. The story explores survival, betrayal, and the cost of rewriting fate.
It is both. The book uses time retrieval rather than traditional time travel, resulting in altered timelines, branching consequences, and ethical tension across parallel versions of events.
Ramses functions as the central antagonist, a manipulative director who weaponizes time retrieval technology for control and influence.
The story explores regret, moral compromise, timeline manipulation, the cost of intervention, and whether saving someone in one timeline destroys someone in another.
No, the story stands alone and contains a complete arc.
The book is available on Amazon, Apple Books, Barnes & Noble, Google Books, Kobo, Smashwords, and CathedralRocks.com.
