Void Tripper
Haunted by glitches in his neural chip, an ordinary man discovers he is the key to a secret war over consciousness and must race through fractured timelines to undo a quantum mishap before it unleashes temporal armageddon—and erases him from existence.
VOID TRIPPER is a high stakes sci-fi thriller about fate, mortality, and how an ordinary man becomes extraordinary to save the human race.
Jake Foster is the perfect candidate: so ordinary that he's invited to participate in a research program, but the superchip installed in his brain doesn't just map neurons, secretly it will kickstart an AI super soldier program for the Department of Defense.
Ashley Kelton is watching Jake. Officially she assists Dr. Brutus Deiter, but unlike Deiter’s loyalty to the research, she’s been embedded in the lab as a spy for renegade research collective Alkaline. She guides Jake, manipulates him, and ensures the rebels get to the superchip data first.
When Alkaline bribes Jake to access the data, the chip is compromised and he begins experiencing glitches—vivid flashes of himself outside his body, déjà vu, and creeping paranoia. At first, he believes he's going insane. Then he discovers the truth: he’s slipping in time.
As Jake and Alkaline scramble to make sense of his power, the DOD begins to understand what’s truly possible: time soldiers enabled by the quantum observation Alkaline’s hack made possible. But first Jake must be found and the chip recovered. The Agency activate a brutal killer, a previous test subject, Richard Evers who is outfitted with an identical chip.
Jake and Ashley narrowly escape Evers and soon realize Jake’s chip is reporting back to the past—allowing an endless onslaught of agents to find him at every new starting point. With every jump, Jake feeds them more data. With every escape, the trap tightens.
Each time Jake jumps back, he resets the one connection that matters—Ashley. She’s the woman he loves, but to her, he’s always a stranger. Trust must be rebuilt again and again.
Haunted by fractured timelines and pursued by the full force of a government agency, Jake must decide whether to keep running—or return to one critical moment in time and trigger the only force powerful enough to stop the program, even if it means erasing himself.
