He swore off time travel to rebuild his mental health. But he finally found out who took his brother and playing it safe is no longer an option.

In the nine months since his run-in with the Demon Monks gang, psychologist Jackson Traine has been learning combat skills while using non-time-travel resources to hunt for his brother. It’s reduced his PTSD symptoms, but seriously hurt his relationship with the love of his life, Dr. Lena Cortland.

Then a series of discoveries and violent encounters unveils the group that’s holding his brother. And it’s clear they not only know about Jackson’s ability to jump back through time, they want to abduct and use him like they’ve been using Kenny.

Fighting gangsters was one thing. How is Jackson supposed to fight a sophisticated enemy that can turn his own power against him?

Jackson Traine hasn’t recovered from losing his brother. Reluctantly moving back to Washington to teach college, the psychologist freezes when he recognizes one of his sibling’s killers in his classroom. And after a fight with a gang member in a particle accelerator lab, an accidental electrocution gifts the frightened prof with the ability to rewind time ten minutes.

Discovering the violent gangster is actually a cop, Jackson takes matters into his own hands when he learns his brother could still be alive. But with every jump back in time piling on the mental and physical trauma, saving his sibling may cost him his life. 

Can Jackson overcome the logical knots of time travel before he’s doomed to suffer deadly consequences?

When his wife of twenty years dies in his arms of cancer, celebrated New York painter Emery Lake withdraws from painting and from life. To save him, his grown daughter arranges a house exchange for both of them in the south of France. But the sun-drenched landscapes are only the beginning. For in the foothills of the Mont Sainte-Victoire, the long-dead painters Picasso, Renoir, Cézanne, and Van Gogh mysteriously still walk and paint, scheme and love. Is it the miracle Emery needs or his final step into madness? Chasing the Minotaur is sensuous, sprawling tale which reviewers have called “evocative,” “a great read,” “an emotional powerhouse of a story,” with “suspense that will keep you turning the pages.”