A Clash of Ages
Six rescued soldiers commandeer Tom Trasler’s yacht, forcing him to enter a temporal wormhole to the year 1848. Rescued by a Swedish emigrant ship, Tom must decide to either obey the military or follow his conscience and forfeit any chance of ever getting home.
READ MORETime Trap
Tom Trasler, burdened with a terrible responsibility, embarks on the California Trail to exploit the riches of Rich Bar before its actual discovery, while others, both in the present and the past, seek to find Tom with both bad and good intent.
READ MORESome Other Time
Tom and his 19th century wife exploit the riches of Rich Bar before its actual discovery, while fate gives Alvina a new, dark destiny which she must fulfill while an unexpected reunion turns Tom’s world upside down.
READ MOREThe Wrong Side of Time
Forced back to the present, Tom tries to find a way back to Alvina in 1850, who struggles to survive against hostile 21st century agents determined to change history to a much darker reality without the Beatles or moonshot.
READ MORESweet Obsession
The discovery of a young woman murdered 14 years earlier reunites ten summer friends. Tangled within a web of forbidden secrets, old loves are rekindled while simmering grudges turn into new vengeance.
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Author Stephen H Garrity is currently seeking a literary agent to represent his five completed works. Four of his 150,000 word novels are part of The Grandfather Paradox time travel series, while Sweet Obsession is a 120,000 word stand-alone romantic-thriller. We would like to offer you these unique and epically scoped works for your consideration. Please browse through the website for a more detailed look at each book.
Other Books By Stephen H Garrity
Book 2 - Time Trap
Tom Trasler, burdened with a terrible responsibility, embarks on the California Trail to exploit the riches of Rich Bar before its actual discovery, while others, both in the present and the past, seek to find Tom with both bad and good intent.
READ MOREThe Vanilla Queen
A dream vacation turns into disaster when Jonathon Farrell is caught in the crossfire of a political abduction. His fight to survive inadvertently sets into motion a series of catastrophic events with global consequences.
READ MORESummary of Stephen H Garrity's Works
The Grandfather Paradox is an epic four-novel, 600,000 word time travel series, bolstered with elements of espionage, science and historical fiction, spanning both the present and the mid 19th century America, from the Atlantic Crossing to the California Trail, the Gold Rush, and the Texas slave trade.
What makes The Grandfather Paradox unique among time travel stories is that the author has dispensed with usual clichés of time machines or magic, where time travel is through rare, remote, and naturally occurring temporal wormholes which rarely offer convenient passage through time. Using a respectful scientific basis and the most sound temporal mechanics as an integral foundation of his storytelling, Stephen has invested years of research for this work, including consulting historical dairies of those who shared the adventures of his characters, resulting in an intimate perspective of 19th century life that’s richly reflected in the characters’ ordeals.
Stephen H. Garrity has triumphantly managed to weave multiple popular genres into a single cohesive story, one that will engage fans of science fiction, historical fiction, and adventure-romances, while staying appropriate for almost all age levels.
Sweet Obsession: A cold case reunites ten summer friends after fourteen years, including Alston McLeod’s old sweetheart, who broke his heart by leaving him without so much as a goodbye. With the evidence piling up on his former lover, Alston risks everything dear to him to prove her innocence, leading him to a truth worse than his darkest fears could have ever imagined. Grand Prize winner of the 2007 Mount Arrowsmith Novel Writing Contest, the 120,000 word Sweet Obsession is a must for adult readers of mystery and romantic thrillers.
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Grand Prize winner of the 2007 Mount Arrowsmith Novel Writing Contest.
