The Game (The Jester Series, #1)

The only way to get back home is to play ... The Game
A chase through time. An elusive opponent. A suspected betrayal. Will David ever see home again?
Falling through parallel times every three days, David Sinclair is desperate to get back home, but to do so he has to catch a man that calls himself The Jester - even though there's nothing funny about him. A tentative mental connection allows David to track him, but finding The Jester proves difficult when he's able to step into other people's bodies and disguise himself.
Rob, a friend David makes in one of the parallel times, works out a successful trap, but joining forces isn't allowed, so they're made to play again, with devastating results for Rob.
Led through dark dystopian times, David begins to wonder if his suspicions are correct: Is David's girlfriend working for The Jester? Did she recruit him to play The Jester's depraved games? But finding out the truth isn't easy when you're slipping through time.
Described as Inter-dimensional hide and seek by one reader, this dark, science fiction fantasy novella is an introduction to a fast-paced, time-travel adventure, the conclusion of which can be found in the full-length novel, Pool of Players.
"You will not come across so well-drawn a villain as The Jester, he is creepy, unexpected, and amorally disturbing. Through him, the author creates a sense of evil that is both frightening and intriguing, like a cobra waiting to strike." - Michael Wombat, author of The Raven's Wing and Fog.

Miranda started out life wanting to be a film director, but when directing people didn't work, she turned to words instead, finding them much easier to deal with – most days.
Miranda has been featured in several Flash Fiction anthologies and ezines, and published several books, including three collections, four novels, and a novella. She writes across genres, which include Horror, Science Fiction Fantasy, Time Travel and Paranormal Fantasy, often mixing them together – the one constant being that they are all dark.
Under the pen name, M K Boers, she writes psychological thrillers.
Miranda Kate, spent her early childhood in Surrey, in the south of England, and her teens and early adulthood moving round the UK, but currently resides in the Netherlands.