What if time wasn't lost—what if it was eaten?

After a quantum experiment tears open reality, a parasite crawls into our world. It devours years from people's lives, scattering stolen moments into impossible fractures: cities flicker between centuries, armies rise from dust only to vanish, and silence itself is fragile.

Chronophage is a relentless, five-star science fiction thriller. From the first page, the novel starts with urgency: a parasite that feeds on time itself is both a terrifying idea and a brilliant metaphor for mortality. Ayla Serrin is a fiercely compelling protagonist scientist, survivor, and eventual vessel of the very thing she fights. Jonas Korr provides the novel's beating heart, a soldier whose loyalty and devotion anchor the story against the abyss.

Every fracture costs more. Every scream is written in her veins. And when the parasite's last fragment takes root inside her, Ayla must decide: will she be the vessel of annihilation—or the silence that saves us all?