Time Box Books in Order
Part ofJohn A. Heldt Books in OrderFind John A. Heldt’s Time Box books in order, with short book summaries and a reading list to help you follow the series from its beginning.
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Time Box books in publication order
5 books
Sea Spray
by John A. Heldt
2020
Hiding in 1920s New York, the time-traveling Lanes pursue family life, friendship, and new opportunities. Their former business partner sends a killer to recover his machines, while an ally in the present tries to protect them.
The Fair
by John A. Heldt
2020
The Lane family seeks breathing space in Chicago during the 1893 World’s Fair, while Jordan searches for purpose in Nevada. Their pursuer remains determined to retrieve the stolen time machines, threatening each fragile new beginning.
The Lane Betrayal
by John A. Heldt
2020
Discovering that his business partner intends to misuse time travel, physicist Mark Lane takes the machines and his family to 1865. Building new lives becomes a fight for survival when their enemy sends an assassin after them.
Crown City
by John A. Heldt
2021
Settling in California in 1963, the Lanes hope to end their flight through time. As Ashley navigates school and first romance, the family plans to confront the billionaire pursuing them without sacrificing an innocent child’s future.
The Refuge
by John A. Heldt
2021
The Lanes seek refuge on Oahu in the months before Pearl Harbor, while Jordan tracks their persistent enemy. Knowing what history holds offers little safety when an assassin intends to interfere with America’s entry into the war.
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