YOU CAN'T OUTRUN THE PAST
New Release · June 2nd 2026
Explore the fragile magic of humanity
Ashes Through The Hourglass
You can't outrun the past.
Tormented by his sister's death, Mason Winward spirals towards vengeance until a stranger pulls him from the brink. Slowly, Mason rebuilds his life. Then, without warning, the stranger vanishes.
Years later, Mason discovers the impossible: a doorway into the past. With the help of his long-term friend Alex, he begins travelling back in time to rescue children from the edge of irreversible despair — becoming a pioneer of a dangerous new kind of salvation.
But when one of those rescues ends in murder, everything unravels. Now Mason must confront fate, choice, and consequence. How much of history can be changed, and at what cost? And after decades of searching, one question remains:
What became of the man who once saved him?
Ashes Through The Hourglass is a psychological thriller blending dark humour with grief, memory, second chances, and the fragile magic of being human.
Early Reader Reviews
The Fragile Magic Of Being Human
Unprepared For Just How Good It Is
"I expected this to be very good. I still found myself unprepared for just how damn good it is. I didn't want the book to ever end. Difficult subjects tackled with sensitivity and integrity, extraordinary characters, and a plot that crackles with memorable moments on nearly every page. The denouement is quite a tear jerker."
Robin Price
Oh My God, What A Book!
"Tremendous. The time travel is brilliantly handled and the banter between the characters is an absolute joy. I didn't want it to end."
Kelly Miller
The Psychologist The World Desperately Needs
"The relationship between Alex and Mason is a joy — brilliant back and forth, but pure love under all the bravado and banter. Mason is an excellent psychologist and one the world desperately needs. The time travel is handled with real skill; detailed but never baffling. An exceptional read."
Louise Fisher
Gripped From Start To Finish
"I binge read it in a matter of hours — that tells you everything. I was initially worried when the time travel began as it's not my usual genre, but the fact it was being used to prevent children from making the worst decisions of their lives kept me completely hooked. The relationship between Mason and Alex — their banter and genuine friendship — is one of the highlights of the book."
Laura Drumgoole
