Bombay, 1946. The British Empire is fracturing, and the world is on the edge of a new order. When time-traveller Julian Voss awakens in the heat and chaos of colonial India, he discovers a tower that should not exist — the Empire Clock, a machine capable of rewriting memory itself. As riots sweep the streets and history prepares to divide a nation, Julian must confront a darker truth: the boundaries between past and future are collapsing. With Alan Turing's final equations hidden in plain sight, and a young Indian woman guarding the secret of her father's clockwork legacy, the race to protect time becomes a battle for humanity's soul. From the author of The Kennedy Variant and The Lincoln Paradox comes a breathtaking journey through empire, faith, and fate — where every second counts and history itself is the enemy. The Empire Clock is Book Three in the acclaimed Timewaves series , a cinematic exploration of what it means to change the past and still live with its echoes.