About the Author

Paul Antony Jones is a native of Cardiff, Wales. He has worked as a newspaper reporter and commercial copywriter, but his passion is penning fiction. Jones is a self-described science geek and a voracious reader of scientific periodicals. He is a fan of all things mysterious, unknown, and on the fringe, which inspired his series Extinction Point as well as the book Toward Yesterday. Jones and his wife live near Las Vegas, Nevada.

Reviews

“I powered through this book in a day. It’s a writing tour de force. If anyone reading is a writer and wants to know how to write perfect prose, buy this book. If anyone has a story in their head and wants to find a model to help them tell it, buy this book. If anyone’s looking for a good Stephen King/Dean Koontz/Michael Crichton book and has read everything by these men, buy this book. I guarantee you won’t be disappointed.” —KillerKindle.com

“Toward Yesterday is the best time travel story that I can remember coming across in any medium—book, movie, TV show, or video game.” —Sift Book Reviews (5 stars)

“Good God, the artful penmanship this writer has! To make me, a non-fan of the genre, twist and turn and cheer (for the most odd of characters, no less).” —Butterfly-o-Meter Books (4 stars)

“This is a hidden gem that would be a pure shame to miss. Toward Yesterday is an apocalyptic, science fiction thriller, that kept me sneaking away to read my Kindle for the entire Memorial Day weekend. Engrossing, thought-provoking, filled with lasting, vivid imagery…the story gripped me early, and didn’t let go.” —Steven Konkoly, author of The Jakarta Pandemic

“In a world sinking into a morass of indifferent Fantasy, leavened only by the occasional Space Opera, it is a huge relief to read some ‘proper’ science fiction. You know, fiction based on science.” —Pat Whitaker, author of Bad Blood

“Toward Yesterday is a wonderful throwback to the days when Science Fiction was actually based to some degree on Science.” —William Vitka, author of The Danger of Field Work