Novel Timeline Novels & Stories

Drake can't believe it himself. Time travel seems to be banned even in the distant future. If he can't find a timeline when it's legal, Celine can't give birth to their child. He thought that it would be easy to find that timeline. But he's already in the year 2050 now. The world looks like a wasteland during this time. It's not a good place to live anymore since the law and order are not implemented. People are also more evil during this timeline. As if they no longer believe in being a good person. Everyone wants to harm one another.

Marcus leaned back in disbelief. "So..." "...we've basically been playing chess with a dead genius." A faint smile spread across Richard's face. "That sounds like Charles." "But..." Sarah interrupted. "If Charles created the system..." "Who attacked Eleanor?" "Who chased us?" "Who tried to destroy the archive?" The room grew quiet again. Olivia clicked one final time. A second timeline appeared. "This is where Charles' system ends..." "...and another group begins." She pointed toward the last few weeks. "The fire."

"No. Northern territories in the novel remained peripheral to main plot. Collapsed regions were background setting rather than active locations. No strategic oversight entities, no sealed System nodes, no coordination between Imperial offices regarding infrastructure security." "Then this confirms that timeline divergence is comprehensive rather than localized to your immediate actions. Entities that should exist based on historical precedent but were absent from novel plot are now present and active." "Why would the novel exclude entity that has existed for two centuries?" "Because the novel was narrative focused on hero's campaigns and political conflicts that occurred in central territori

I’d greeted him after our introductions, of course, but he’d only given me a brief nod of acknowledgement before he made his excuses to Canus and left. Compared to how he received me just now… There’s something strange going on in the murky waters of this new timeline I’ve created, and I need to figure out a way to poke it enough that it floats to the surface.

they do come from the same timeline and cross into each other :) The reading order is as follows; Timber Alpha, Mated to Brianna, Mylo (Added to length of Timber Alpha), Alpha Heirs (coming in fall) Find my group on F******k for updates, general discussions, and reading orders. I'd love to see who you all picture for the characters, hear who you love, who you hate, and who you love to hate! I'm always interested in feedback so I can help my books continue to be what you truly love to read. "GoodNovel - Marie Night - Readers"

" The words hit Jace like knives. His eyes widened. Slowly, he turned toward the glass doors and looked at his future self standing outside. Twenty-eight-year-old Jace had gone just as pale. "How... How is that possible...? "She was with me for money... She wanted me to take care of her forever..." Older Jace muttered under his breath as he stumbled back. Crash. His foot hit a ceramic vase, sending it shattering across the floor. The jagged pieces scattered everywhere, like something far more important had just started breaking apart. Younger Jace pulled away from Olivia, panic rising in his chest.

Books in timeline order, 1) Noah, an Omega's story 2) A Broken Alpha 3) Claudius, a Delta's Fight for Love (This book's timeline runs between Noah's book, and ends between A Broken Alpha, and Reid's book. But should not be read before A Broken Alpha) 4) Alpha Reid and the Hybrids 5) Maddox, the Broken Alpha 6) River Pack and the Vampires

"I've found something in the family archives that you need to see." "Not tonight," Myles replied. "Nova is asleep. I'm not leaving her alone." "Tomorrow then," Alden said. "First thing. Because what I've found changes everything about how we approach this situation." After disconnecting, Alden returned to the files and continued reading through centuries of meticulously documented obsession, separation, and cosmic warfare. And with each page, his certainty solidified that this timeline was going to be different. This time, there would be no separation. This time, the cycle would break permanently.

The family heritage project became the center of Nova’s universe. For nearly two weeks. Which, in Nova’s world, was the equivalent of a lifetime commitment. Interesting. Very interesting. The child approached the assignment with a level of dedication usually reserved for scientific research or international diplomacy. Every evening brought new questions. New discoveries. New demands. At one point she insisted on creating a timeline that stretched across an entire wall of the study. Nobody knew where she acquired the idea. Nobody succeeded in stopping her.

Don said. "The gap is also the argument of the three books together," Caroline said. "The Inside Account began in the seventh year, seven years into the arrangement but seventeen years of the journal. The Ground Keeps began in the thirteenth year. The Emergent World began in the seventeenth. Each book required more of the arrangement to be built before it could be written. The books could only be written in the order they were written because each book required what the previous books and the arrangement had built." Don was quiet for a long time. The fire in the sitting room fireplace was low—April did not require a large fire—but the light from it caught his face, and Caroline could see tha