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A Reckoning in Time
Michael Grekin;Michael Grekin (Author) · Independently published · Paperback
Rated 4.11 STARS - 9 ratings, 1 review on Goodreads
Inspired by the classic Twilight Zone story "The Last Flight"... but this time, the story goes much further.
An American volunteer flying with the RAF vanishes into a storm in 1940-fleeing a dogfight he cannot win.
Moments later, he lands safely... on a modern airbase.
Jets scream overhead. Radar scans the sky.
And the war he believes he's fighting ended decades ago.
But this is not just a mystery.
It's a fracture in time.
Inspired by one of the most haunting premises in television history, A Reckoning in Time expands the concept into a full-scale, high-stakes thriller-where the past and present collide in ways neither side can control.
As military investigators struggle to understand how a pilot from 1940 could appear in the modern world, the answers begin to reveal something far more unsettling:
This wasn't an accident.
And it may not be the last.
Because every attempt to uncover the truth begins to expose a deeper contradiction-one that challenges everything they believe about cause and consequence.
And at the center of it all is a haunting question:
If a man can escape his fate...
What happens to the history he left behind?
A gripping WWII time travel thriller of guilt, consequence, and impossible choices-perfect for fans of Timeline, The Twilight Zone, and historical science fiction.
Some stories end when the storm passes.
This one begins there.
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