History isn’t broken. It’s being edited.
Dr. Adrian Vale has spent his life chasing the ghosts of the past—anomalies in headlines, inconsistencies in archives, whispers of events that shouldn’t exist. Scholars called him obsessed. Students called him eccentric. But when a century-old newspaper changes before his eyes—ink shifting, body counts multiplying—he discovers the terrifying truth.
History has an editor.
Drawn into the shadows by Eleanor Ward, a woman who knows too much, Adrian is shown the Loom: a machine built in 1920 that has quietly rewritten wars, toppled governments, and erased lives without anyone noticing. For a hundred years, its secret custodians—the Monopoly—have controlled the course of time itself.
But someone has broken the rules. A personal indulgence has pushed the Loom too far, and fractures are spreading. Portraits shift, colleagues vanish, entire histories overlap. And when Adrian’s daughter becomes caught in the unraveling, the conspiracy stops being theoretical.
To save her—and the world—Adrian must confront the editors of history and the man willing to rewrite death itself.
Time’s Monopoly is a mind-bending thriller of power, obsession, and the price of tampering with the past. Fans of Blake Crouch, Michael Crichton, and dark conspiracies will be hooked until the last page.
