Kindle Edition, 240 pages
English language
Published March 20, 2013
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Continuum was founded in the early years of the Millennium by Cynthia Barthelemy. It markets the Past Life experience, which allows the user to live a few hours in the past of a direct ancestor, as if they were there themselves.
Rising fast through the Fortune Global 500 companies, and having recently entered the top 100, Continuum needs to temp customers with something new. Alexander Taylor is responsible for delivering the enhanced experience. To speed up progress, Continuum is secretly testing on the public. Some become ill, and the issues are being kept secret from employees and the public alike.
Jason Gabbey is a data analyst at Continuum’s headquarters in London. During his routine work, he finds some anomalous data, and becomes suspicious of his employer's motives. Andrea Williams works as a personal trainer at a city gym. She becomes ill during her first Past Life trip. Steven …
Continuum was founded in the early years of the Millennium by Cynthia Barthelemy. It markets the Past Life experience, which allows the user to live a few hours in the past of a direct ancestor, as if they were there themselves.
Rising fast through the Fortune Global 500 companies, and having recently entered the top 100, Continuum needs to temp customers with something new. Alexander Taylor is responsible for delivering the enhanced experience. To speed up progress, Continuum is secretly testing on the public. Some become ill, and the issues are being kept secret from employees and the public alike.
Jason Gabbey is a data analyst at Continuum’s headquarters in London. During his routine work, he finds some anomalous data, and becomes suspicious of his employer's motives. Andrea Williams works as a personal trainer at a city gym. She becomes ill during her first Past Life trip. Steven Salt is a lonely and troubled figure, who is the leader of a protest group against Continuum.
Continuum's secrets begin to unravel, and the three are thrown together. They find Continuum is threatening not only its own downfall, but the very fabric of history. Will they win the race to save history as they know it?