Cast of Characters

by David Edward Wagner

Doctors Holly Marshal and Gary Neff have discovered the secrets of time travel, but now that they have made the first practical test of their theory, they find themselves in an entirely different race against time as the military and its corporate investors want what they have. Start at the beginning

Cast of Characters

DOCTOR HOLLY MARSHAL: a 37-year-old genius employed at ARLIS Research and Development. Her hobby is quantum mathematics and it was she who discovered the secrets of time travel, secretly initiating the sequence of events that has led to the crisis she faces.

DOCTOR GARY NEFF: Gary is Holly’s research assistant at ARLIS R&D and together they run the classified laser-based research program. After Holly discovers a glitch in the mathematics of the established quantum theory, he helps her secretly build and fine-tune a time travel device. Once they use it for the first time, nothing is the same.

SEBASTIAN RESTREPO – Late-twenties, born to a poor family in Colombia. A guard at the ARLIS/Military compound, Restrepo captures Holly and Gary, but faces a moral dilemma when he realizes the extent of the military’s devious intentions for the two scientists.

TOBIAS VANDERHOFF – Mid-fifties, a hulking, brutish man. Vanderhoff is in charge of the new ARLIS Military compound and its Temporal Research Division. His orders are to complete the research begun by Holly and Gary “by any means necessary.”

DOCTOR DANIEL HOBBES – Early-forties, handsome and brilliant. A former ARLIS scientist, now a fugitive running the illegal Ankura lab where he tries to beat the military at its own dangerous temporal game.

DOCTOR JAMES BRAMMER – Mid-fifties, eccentric genius. A former ARLIS scientist who has partnered with Daniel in the illegal Ankura labs.

DOCTOR LAWRENCE QUEEN – Early-forties, a quiet bachelor who now runs the ARLIS temporal labs. An old poker buddy of Restrepo, facing the wrath of Vanderhoff when certain things go missing.

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Cast of Characters

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