Matthew Dunsratty is trapped in a nightmare of his own creation. Worse yet, he can never escape from it. All he wanted to do was add a little spice to his dull life. That's why he had devised a way to place new ideas in the minds of younger versions of himself. "Just a little fun". But ultimately that joyriding-in-time led to him accidentally murdering a young classmate. That heinous act landed Matt in the state mental hospital with no chance of ever leaving it alive. He would never meet his beloved wife or walk along a beach. He was trapped in the bleakest of institutions where medications were forced on him until he could barely think straight.
But a ray of hope shone into his darkest of existences. Fortuito
Matt Dunsratty has discovered the cure for regret. He can change his past.
It seemed like a good idea at the time.
By projecting his adult consciousness into his younger self, Matt can correct what he considers to be the mistakes that shaped his life. Missed opportunities. Bad decisions. Women he could have loved. Every trip backward gives him another chance to finally get things right.
But there's one unyielding barrier to fulfilling his wishes.
Every change he makes creates a different Matt.
Soon one seemingly harmless correction demands another, and then another. Matt discovers that his increasingly frantic alterations to the past can erase marriages, children, friendships—and entire futures. And once he's tasted such power, the temptation to keep meddling becomes irresistible.
Whether it's saving John Lennon's life or altering his best friend's path to self-destruction, Matt discovers that the road to Hell isn't merely paved with good intentions. Matt is building his own personal Hell—one correction at a time.
Letters From Hell is a darkly funny, wildly whiplashing time-travel novel about regret and unintended consequences. Most of all, it's the story of one ordinary man's catastrophic determination to make everything better—and how he continually achieves the exact opposite.
Every. Single. Time.
us happenstance allowed him to finally time dive away. And to his astonishment he discovered that there was much, much more to time diving than he could have ever imagined. He could not just place a thought in the past, he could physically return himself to it. Armed with his new skill set, he decided to return to 1975 and try to stop a fellow patient he befriended from brutally and inexplicably murdering his family.
Matt unfortunately rediscovered a harsh fact that plagued him in his first life. No good deed would go unpunished. His attempted rescue forced him to confront the most powerful and malevolent time diver ever, Biblico Hoxha. This man was so evil he started wars for fun and spewed evil on all those around him. And he took an immediate dislike to Matt. Now Matt has to literally run for his life.
With Biblico on his tail was it even possible for Matt to help his friend avert his horrendous crime? Would Matt be denied his quest for redemption from his previous sins? Only by embarking on the greatest journey ever through time and space could Matt hope to succeed. And along the way, revisiting his youth in person promised to keep him on his toes, if not his best behavior.
Matthew's struggles may not be over, but the epic tales of Time Diving are just beginning!
