Out of Time (Lewis)

Time travel is a precarious business at the best of times, but when Qasim El-Fahkri's mission to the past ends in violence, it has a ripple effect through every level of the Temporal Research Institute. Rhys Griffiths finds himself caught in the wake of the disastrous jump, his own career uncertain. With the Supervisory Board breathing down his neck, operatives demanding answers to baffling questions, and life outside of work bearing down on him, his only respite comes from Qasim's company. As the professional slowly becomes the personal, they must confront the echoes of their own pasts to try and move forward in the future. But another past is waiting for Qasim, and there may be no coming back from this one...For full enjoyment, it is recommended to first read books 1, Time Waits, and 2, Time Lost.

As a consultant analyst for the most technologically advanced firms in the country, Danny Ferguson knows he's seen a lot of crazy stuff, but nothing comes close to his newest position at the Temporal Research Institute, the world's foremost time travel organization. The corrupted piece of code Ferguson found on the TRI's closed network is a serious concern for Lysander O'Donohue, the director of the TRI. Unable to trust his own people-any one of whom might be the source-he's forced to put all his trust in Danny to solve the mystery of the corrupt code and find the identity of the enemy within. But when an unexpected temporal gate opens, a straightforward code analysis becomes something a lot more complicated.

A dead intruder. A missing scientist. A terrified child. No one wants a dramatic case first thing on a Monday morning, but that's exactly what Detective Inspector Jacob Ofori got. It should be open and shut, but scientist Tom Sanders is nowhere to be found, a dead man seems to have appeared from thin air, and the Temporal Research Institute-Sanders's company-is strangely uncooperative about assisting with the case. Jacob's only source is TRI engineer, Kit Rafferty. He clearly wants to help, but there's only so much the man can and will tell him. As more and more impossible questions mount up, Jacob finds himself facing a reality that could change his world.

On the run from his former allies in 1943, Janos Nagy's life is turned upside down when he stumbles through a mysterious doorway and finds himself in the hands of the Temporal Research Institute, a covert organization that verifies historical events through time travel. The year, he is told, is 2041. Wounded, exhausted, and helpless, he's in a time he doesn't know and a world that has changed beyond his wildest imagination. Dieter Schmidt, one of the TRI linguists and historians, offers his aid in making sense of this strange new existence. But Janos's arrival has broken the TRI's prime rule of non-interference. It's not long until someone in the TRI decides that if the rule can be broken once…well, why not break it again?