The Revelation of June Paul (Paperback)

A thousand years in the future, expeditionary privateer June Paul desperately tries to stop an unintentional apocalypse. After finding the body of his dead mother in heaven, June travels back through the Timestream--an ecological anomaly allowing him to relive the past--hoping to learn what went wrong in the afterlife. There he discovers a dark secret threatening both halves of Creation. June's conflict centers on two men: the Man With No Name is sickened by the hypocrisy of our shallow earth and believes we should be destroyed, while preacher-turned-politician, Hasan Tahn, leads his colonial following to usher in the new age of God's kingdom on earth no matter the cost. With little room to maneuver morally, physically, or temporally, Paul struggles to go back in time and rescue his mother. But will he be able to stop human slavery and domination? And what can he do to convince Hasan not to pull the pin on a planetary grenade, but heal the world instead? Three timelines pit the supernatural against the technological, the past against the future, and blind faith against critical engagement. One force wants to remake the world, another to heal it, and a third to set it free.