A childhood accident gave Faer Michelson a near-perfect memory. Every minute. Every hour. Every detail. For more than twenty years, his memory has been absolute.

Then, in 1999, the world starts disagreeing with him.

Faer remembers Bobby Kennedy becoming president. Everyone else knows he was assassinated. He remembers an alien hijacking television broadcasts to declare war. No one else remembers it happening.

Then Faer remembers something even more impossible: His own death in 1968.

Thrown back into the 1960s, Faer finds himself stranded in a past that feels both familiar and dangerously wrong. With the ghost of his best friend at his side and a shape-shifting alien on his trail, he follows the mystery from California to the neon-lit casinos and showrooms of Las Vegas, where Tom Jones and Elvis can perform on the same night and history is still up for grabs.

The deeper Faer travels, the more the cracks begin to show. Ghosts appear. Timelines fracture. An interdimensional war edges closer. And the memories only Faer possesses may be the key to stopping everything from unraveling.

Before he can save the future, he has one impossible command: Save yourself. Then save the world.

Blending time travel, alien conspiracy, supernatural suspense, and meticulously researched 1960s history, A Tear in Time is a strange, fast-moving journey through memory, identity, and a reality that may be far less fixed than it seems.

Inspired by a real family story, an alleged alien television broadcast, and the author's search for a mysteriously missing issue of the Weekly Reader.