There are crimes of property and person, against mankind and nature – `Future Crime’ has them all, including the most unique and unexpected.
The story involves Earth’s present environmental dilemma, and explores a future beyond the final end of Earth
`To calculate traveling in time you would need a computer the size of the universe.’ In this statement lies the conception of SLIP – God with the mind of a child. Knowing everything, by virtue of being it (omnipresent), but understanding little.
The novel is grounded in the everyday and deals with human responses to extraordinary circumstances. What would you do if you were actually given a time machine? How would someone deal with the opportunities, dangers and responsibilities of having such power? `Future Crime’ takes the reader on a fantastic journey through time and space to meet these and other amazing challenges to the human animal. The team has the biggest agenda there is without question.
Join them on a trip of many lifetimes.