A superior and varied collection of stories, all featuring time travel. Some are funny in sort of a twisted way, others are sweet or curious or just plain good tales. Not a loser in the bunch. Highly recommended.

Fantastic time-travel anthology

The producer of this anthology, Samuel Peralta is to be congratulated on a job well done. All 14 stories were great. The ones I liked the best were “The Traveller” by Stefan Bolz, “Eighty-three” by Erik Wecks; “Shades” by Lucas Bale, “The Meddler” by Ernie Luis, “The Red Mustang” by Michael Holden, and “Hereafter” by Samuel Peralta. I was concerned that having an anthology on one subject could be boring. I was very wrong; the stories are all so different from each other that the book held my interest from cover to cover. I strongly recommend this book to all genre readers.

Time travel is at the top of my list for genres and this book was like candy!

This is a great anthology that I highly recommend. Great authors contributed their stories. Recommending this book for purchase.

I love time travel books - generally speaking though, I am not a fan of short stories (as those of you who've read my reviews before know)... Still, I have a very hard time resisting new time travel in any form, particularly when the book in question includes an author I love (Robert J. Sawyer). I was familiar with a few of the other authors too, so thought I'd give it a try. I'm glad I did, although I'm still not in love with the short story as a vehicle for storytelling... And ironically, the Sawyer story was one of my least favorites - it was darker than I like, in the tone of his latest longer works, as opposed to the more strictly sci-fi flavor of his earlier stories. Beyond his story, which was truly original and offered a spin I haven't seen before on the "use" for time travel (and that's saying something, I read nearly everything I can find on the topic!), there were some other novel takes on the time travel trope in this collection that I really enjoyed - particularly the opening story (Extant), Beasts of the Earth, Eighty-Three, and Red Mustang. Overall it's a strong collection and introduced me to a few new authors I'm going to be checking out in their longer forms...