Science Fiction • Time Travel • Speculative Fiction
What if death wasn’t the end—just the next beginning?
When John is struck by a car on his birthday, his life should be over. Instead, he wakes up in 1975—no memory, no explanation, just a second chance he never asked for.
Each time he dies, he wakes in another era—another life—chasing echoes of the same mysterious woman who always seems to find him.
From the neon haze of the 1970s to the doomed decks of the Titanic, from the terror of the Salem witch trials to the dawn of humanity itself, John unravels the horrifying truth about his existence:
he’s trapped in an endless loop through time—each life a lesson, each death a door.
But something follows him through the centuries.
Something that wears no face.
And it’s getting closer.
The Infinite Man is a haunting, time-bending journey through love, death, and the nature of existence—a speculative odyssey that asks:
If you could live forever, would you ever truly be alive?
⭐ Perfect for fans of:
- Blake Crouch (Dark Matter, Recursion)
- Richard Matheson (What Dreams May Come)
- H.G. Wells (The Time Machine)
- Thoughtful, emotional, and reality-bending science fiction
Why Read The Infinite Man?
- A journey through history, from the 1970s to the Titanic, Salem, and beyond.
- A mystery spanning multiple lifetimes.
- A story about love, loss, and what it means to exist.
- Time travel without the machine—each death becomes a new beginning.
- Thoughtful science fiction with horror and philosophical undertones.
Fans Of
- Dark Matter by Blake Crouch
- Recursion by Blake Crouch
- What Dreams May Come by Richard Matheson
- The Time Machine by H.G. Wells
- Time travel and reality-bending science fiction
Themes
- Time
- Mortality
- Identity
- Reincarnation
- Love Across Lifetimes
- The Nature of Existence
Other Books by Jason Barat
- June Day
- Curious Tales of a Warped Reality
- Curious Tales of a Warped Reality: Volume 2
- Eldritch Horrors: How to Survive Them
Available in –
Paperback – $12.99
eBook – $3.99