Ash Calder (9 results)

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Daniel Mercer is always late.Late to meetings.Late to commitments.Late to the moments that matter most.So when he begins arriving five minutes early, he knows something is wrong.At first, it feels like chance. Then intuition. Then obligation. Each time Daniel arrives early, a life is saved-a stranger pulled back from traffic, a fire interrupted, a child rescued just before it's too late. The pattern is precise. Unforgiving. And it will not let him choose when to stop.As the interval narrows around him, Daniel is forced to confront what those five minutes really mean: whether foresight is a gift or a debt, whether redemption can be claimed through sacrifice, and whether time offers mercy-or only reveals who we are when excuses run out.The Five-Minute Interval is a morally charged work of speculative fiction about grief, responsibility, and the cost of being just in time. Quiet, tense, and deeply human, it asks a single question with increasing urgency: What are you willing to do when you know what comes next Time is not interesting until it becomes ethical. Calder Ash writes speculative fiction that examines identity, memory, and moral choice under pressure. His stories explore the quiet horror of systems that promise certainty, and the human cost of arriving too late, or too early, to the truth.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Daniel Mercer is always late.Late to meetings.Late to commitments.Late to the moments that matter most.So when he begins arriving five minutes early, he knows something is wrong.At first, it feels like chance. Then intuition. Then obligation. Each time Daniel arrives early, a life is saved-a stranger pulled back from traffic, a fire interrupted, a child rescued just before it's too late. The pattern is precise. Unforgiving. And it will not let him choose when to stop.As the interval narrows around him, Daniel is forced to confront what those five minutes really mean: whether foresight is a gift or a debt, whether redemption can be claimed through sacrifice, and whether time offers mercy-or only reveals who we are when excuses run out.The Five-Minute Interval is a morally charged work of speculative fiction about grief, responsibility, and the cost of being just in time. Quiet, tense, and deeply human, it asks a single question with increasing urgency: What are you willing to do when you know what comes next?Time is not interesting until it becomes ethical. Calder Ash writes speculative fiction that examines identity, memory, and moral choice under pressure. His stories explore the quiet horror of systems that promise certainty, and the human cost of arriving too late, or too early, to the truth. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. TRIAL RUN From Calder Ash, author of The Recall Threshold How many versions of you would die to keep living? Oliver Vale is terrified of death.Since losing his mother to cancer, every headache feels like a warning. Every missed heartbeat feels like a countdown. Desperate for relief, he signs up for Trial Run, a revolutionary therapy that promises to help people confront mortality through a fully immersive simulated death experience.For forty-five minutes, Oliver will experience his own death.Then he'll wake up cured.Instead, he wakes up in the wrong life.His flat isn't quite the same. His closest friend remembers a different past. His father is living somewhere he has never been. At first, the differences are small enough to ignore.Until Oliver discovers that Trial Run was never designed to treat fear.It was designed to break the barriers between realities.As the truth behind the experiment unravels, Oliver finds himself trapped between competing versions of existence, pursued by the brilliant and ruthless scientist who started it all. To find his way home, he must answer a terrifying question: If a better version of your life exists somewhere else. do you have the right to take it? Trial Run is a gripping psychological sci-fi thriller about grief, identity, and the dangerous temptation to outrun death. From the author of The Recall Threshold, another dark and thought-provoking tale exploring memory, consciousness, and the fragile nature of reality. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. TRIAL RUN From Calder Ash, author of The Recall Threshold How many versions of you would die to keep living? Oliver Vale is terrified of death.Since losing his mother to cancer, every headache feels like a warning. Every missed heartbeat feels like a countdown. Desperate for relief, he signs up for Trial Run, a revolutionary therapy that promises to help people confront mortality through a fully immersive simulated death experience.For forty-five minutes, Oliver will experience his own death.Then he'll wake up cured.Instead, he wakes up in the wrong life.His flat isn't quite the same. His closest friend remembers a different past. His father is living somewhere he has never been. At first, the differences are small enough to ignore.Until Oliver discovers that Trial Run was never designed to treat fear.It was designed to break the barriers between realities.As the truth behind the experiment unravels, Oliver finds himself trapped between competing versions of existence, pursued by the brilliant and ruthless scientist who started it all. To find his way home, he must answer a terrifying question: If a better version of your life exists somewhere else. do you have the right to take it? Trial Run is a gripping psychological sci-fi thriller about grief, identity, and the dangerous temptation to outrun death. From the author of The Recall Threshold, another dark and thought-provoking tale exploring memory, consciousness, and the fragile nature of reality. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Daniel Mercer is always late.Late to meetings.Late to commitments.Late to the moments that matter most.So when he begins arriving five minutes early, he knows something is wrong.At first, it feels like chance. Then intuition. Then obligation. Each time Daniel arrives early, a life is saved-a stranger pulled back from traffic, a fire interrupted, a child rescued just before it's too late. The pattern is precise. Unforgiving. And it will not let him choose when to stop.As the interval narrows around him, Daniel is forced to confront what those five minutes really mean: whether foresight is a gift or a debt, whether redemption can be claimed through sacrifice, and whether time offers mercy-or only reveals who we are when excuses run out.The Five-Minute Interval is a morally charged work of speculative fiction about grief, responsibility, and the cost of being just in time. Quiet, tense, and deeply human, it asks a single question with increasing urgency: What are you willing to do when you know what comes next?Time is not interesting until it becomes ethical. Calder Ash writes speculative fiction that examines identity, memory, and moral choice under pressure. His stories explore the quiet horror of systems that promise certainty, and the human cost of arriving too late, or too early, to the truth. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…