"WARNING: This books contains both humor and a dark side, with scenes some readers may find disturbing—not for the faint-hearted. If you have a firm grasp on the nature of time travel then this book may not be for you, for the rest of us it's confusing as hell and full of contradictions. Trust us, we've been there." - Dale & Amanda IT WASN'T GOING TO BE A NORMAL SATURDAY... Dale dug furtively, feeling like a muppet but unable to get the previous evening's conversation with Amanda out of his mind. A stupid, drunken conversation, full of conjecture about the possibility of time travel. Then one of them, he couldn't remember which, had come up with the idea that if it really was possible at some point in their future then they'd go back in time and bury proof under the apple tree in the garden. Dale knew he was acting foolish, and prayed Amanda didn't wake up to find him digging in the dirt. He couldn't help it though, however ridiculous it seemed. There was that nagging at the back of his mind: what if?

Time travel has a funny way of catching up with you, and Dale was discovering this was a very real problem indeed. With no memory of saving the world, as reality was set right again, Dale wakes up and begins to repeat exactly what led to the problem in the first place. Except he doesn't; things are different. And Amanda? Something is slightly 'off' about her, but that's the least of his worries as reality crumbles and they have to fight not only for their own sanity and survival, but save the world (again) and make their way through the confusion of the past, present and distant future. Spanning timelines and a smattering of exotic (and not so exotic) locations, their confusion and fear pale into insignificance once they discover the real cause of all their The Chamber. It's a reality, just not one you'd ever want to get trapped in. Time travel really is a confusing business.

Pasts and future collide in the thrilling climax to the Hexad trilogy. Dale struggles with convoluted timelines, cats named Wozzy intent on human destruction, and life gets scarier than when you realize you're out of wine and the stores are shut. Amanda fights a losing battle with reality as she finds herself trapped in The Ward, unsure whether she is genuinely insane or memory fragments of time travel are truly to blame for her confusion. Only one thing stops her losing her mind completely: half-memories of a past where life was normal and time travel was just one of those things you laughed about. Now it's not so funny.