Return To Tomorrow — Jason Ayres

If you knew the future, would you preserve the timeline, or rewrite history?Thomas Scott has already lived his life twice before. At night he dreams about future events, determined not to change anything so that he can meet his wife-to-be in the right place at the right time.Everything is going according to plan until another time traveller arrives from the future with other ideas.Ben Lewis, given a second chance in his eighteen-year-old body to put right a life he squandered the first time around, plans to exploit his knowledge of the future for his own ends. When their paths cross in Oxford in 1988, a clash ensues, with Thomas attempting to prevent Ben from disrupting the timeline, and Ben revelling in the doing the exact opposite.A decade later, the stage is set for a final showdown amidst the blazing heat of Ibiza, during the peak of the 1990s clubbing scene. Can Thomas preserve the fabric of time, or will Ben corrupt it beyond repair?Books 7 - 11 in the Time Bubble series venture beyond the main plot to explore the lives of some of the side characters from the earlier books. Lighter on the science fiction elements, these stories embrace the essence of the human experience, while continuing to explore the time travel genre in innovative new ways. This thrilling sequel expands on the compelling concepts developed in 'My Tomorrow, Your Yesterday,' raising the question of what you would do if faced with the power to alter the future. Join Thomas on his absorbing adventure through time and ponder which path you would choose.There isn't one bad or boring book in this series. The flow is excellent from the first page, right through to the last so you will find it very difficult to put the book down to go and do anything else. None of Jason's books have any padding and they have brilliant twists throughout.