The Light of Other Days, Arthur C. Clarke and Stephen Baxter: A wormhole-based "time viewer" can observe people and events from any point throughout time and space.
Synopsis: The story explores the ethical implications of witnessing historical events without intervention.1632, Eric Flint: A West Virginia mining town is sent back to the Thirty Years' War in Germany.
Synopsis: The townspeople must adapt to a radically different society while facing the challenges of war.The Chronoliths, Robert Charles Wilson: Monuments from the future appear in the early 21st century, precipitating a global political collapse.
Synopsis: The arrival of these structures forces humanity to confront its fate and the consequences of its actions.Thief of Time, Terry Pratchett: The unfreezing and freezing of time using a small mechanism.
Synopsis: A group of timekeepers must repair the fabric of time before chaos reigns.Bones of the Earth, Michael Swanwick: Paleontologists studying dinosaurs are trapped in the Mesozoic period but also travel into the very distant future.
Synopsis: Their journey raises questions about evolution and the impact of time on existence.Meridian, John Schettler: A ForeWord Magazine Silver Medal Winner for Sci-Fi Book of the Year, 2002.
Synopsis: The first-ever experiment in time travel sets off a war over the control of time itself.Night Watch, Terry Pratchett: A character interacts with a younger version of himself.
Synopsis: This encounter challenges the character's understanding of fate and free will.Counting Up, Counting Down, Harry Turtledove: Time travel with the twin perspectives of a man who travels back in time for relationship stability.
Synopsis: The protagonist discovers that changing the past isn't as simple as it seems.Guardian, Joe Haldeman: Rosa journeys from the Civil War South to the Northeast, marries a villainous husband, and flees with their son for the Klondike Gold Rush.
Synopsis: A shapeshifting raven guides her through time, leading to unexpected revelations.Thief!, Malorie Blackman: A huge storm traps a girl who is accused of being a thief and takes her into the future.
Synopsis: She must navigate a new world while clearing her name and finding a way home.Kaleidoscope Century, John Barnes: A man has a virus that puts him to sleep every 15 years, waking up 10 years younger.
Synopsis: He seeks a way to return to the past, grappling with the consequences of his unique condition.Haruhi Suzumiya, Nagaru Tanigawa: Two characters, Mikuru Asahina and Fujiwara, are time travelers from the future.
Synopsis: Their adventures intertwine with the lives of their classmates, leading to chaotic time-related events.Axis of Time, John Birmingham: A naval task force from 2021 is accidentally sent back to just before the Battle of Midway.
Synopsis: They must adapt their military strategies to affect the outcome of a pivotal historical battle.The Spark of God (orig. title: L'Éclat de Dieu), Romain Sardou: Describes the First Crusade and the beginning of the Knights Templar in the future.
Synopsis: The narrative weaves between historical and futuristic events, exploring faith and power.Pen Pal, Lou Antonelli: Loops in a man's life are told through a narrative that goes from future to present.
Synopsis: The protagonist uncovers the strange connections between his past and future selves.All You Need Is Kill, Hiroshi Sakurazaka: Keiji Kiriya, a new recruit, dies on the battlefield but is reawakened the day before to fight again.
Synopsis: He must find a way to break the cycle of death and defeat the alien invaders.Warcraft: War of the Ancients Trilogy, Richard A. Knaak: A human, a dragon, and an orc travel back in time to help save Azeroth from the Burning Legion.
Synopsis: Their alliance challenges the boundaries of species and time to protect their world.Mammoth, John Varley: A multibillionaire clones a mammoth and sends it back in time.
Synopsis: The implications of resurrecting extinct species lead to unforeseen consequences.Sojourn, Jana G. Oliver: A Time Rover from 2057 returns to 1888 London to find a missing time tourist.
Synopsis: She becomes embroiled in the Jack the Ripper murders and a conspiracy of shape-shifters.The Plot to Save Socrates, Paul Levinson: Time travelers from 2042 try to prevent Socrates from consuming hemlock.
Synopsis: Their mission challenges the idea of fate and philosophical legacy.Artemis Fowl: The Lost Colony, Eoin Colfer: The fifth book in the Artemis Fowl series.
Synopsis: Artemis teams up with Captain Holly Short to prevent a disaster involving a missing demon.Rant: An Oral Biography of Buster Casey, Chuck Palahniuk: Characters participate in "Party Crashing," which can cause time travel.
Synopsis: The narrative explores the intersection of chaos and time in a dystopian future.Meet The Robinsons, Steve Anderson: The principal character meets his future son and travels to the future.
Synopsis: Together, they work to fix the future and learn the value of family.The Accidental Time Machine, Joe Haldeman: A research assistant at MIT accidentally creates a forward-traveling time machine.
Synopsis: Each leap forward lands him in deeper trouble, unraveling a complex web of time.The Lifehouse Trilogy, Spider Robinson: Three books chronicle the story of visitors from Earth's future visiting the past.
Synopsis: Their mission to harvest souls leads to unexpected moral dilemmas.Virtual Evil, Jana G. Oliver: A Time Rover from 2057 is sent to 1888 London to find Harter Defoe.
Synopsis: As she navigates the past, she faces the challenges of a time traveler losing their sanity.Madman's Dance, Jana G. Oliver: A Time Rover from 2057, abandoned in a Victorian insane asylum, must thwart a future plot.
Synopsis: She struggles with erased memories while trying to save history.The Region of Unlikeness, Rivka Galchen: An engineering graduate student finds herself entangled with a man who may be her son.
Synopsis: Their connection raises questions about identity and the nature of time travel.The Little Book, Selden Edwards: The last heir of a Boston banking family wakes up in Vienna before World War II.
Synopsis: He encounters historical figures while trying to navigate a world he doesn’t belong to.Artemis Fowl: The Time Paradox, Eoin Colfer: The sixth book in the Artemis Fowl series.
Synopsis: Artemis must travel back in time to save his mother and unravel a complex timeline.Found, Margaret Peterson Haddix: Thirteen-year-olds Jonah and Chip discover they are missing children from time.
Synopsis: Their journey reveals deep secrets about their identities and the world around them.Sent, Margaret Peterson Haddix: Jonah, Katherine, Chip, and Alex are sent back to 1483 and learn their true identities.
Synopsis: They must navigate the dangers of the past while uncovering family secrets.Expiration Date, Duane Swierczynski: An ex-journalist discovers pills that transport him back to the 1970s.
Synopsis: He grapples with the challenges of revisiting a turbulent time in his life.Sabotaged, Margaret Peterson Haddix: Jonah and Katherine go on a mission to return a missing kid named Andrea to her time.
Synopsis: Their adventure uncovers hidden truths about the Roanoke Colony.Blackout and All Clear, Connie Willis: Time travelers from 2048 go to the London Blitz during World War II.
Synopsis: They become part of history, struggling to survive and fulfill their mission.How to Live Safely in a Science Fictional Universe, Charles Yu: A time machine mechanic searches for his father while documenting his travels.
Synopsis: His journey explores the complexities of existence and the nature of time.11/22/63, Stephen King: A man travels through a time portal to 1958 to stop Lee Harvey Oswald.
Synopsis: His mission to change history tests his resolve and understanding of fate.Fairy Tail, Hiro Mashima: Two time travelers, Lucy and Rogue, use a device called the Eclipse Gate.
Synopsis: Their different purposes lead to unexpected encounters and challenges.Amber House, Kelly Moore, Tucker Reed, Larkin Reed: A teen girl uses psychometry to alter events in the past.
Synopsis: Her actions create ripples that change her present and future.Tempest, Julie Cross: The first book in the Tempest Trilogy.
Synopsis: Jackson Meyer discovers his time-traveling ability and the complications it brings.Vortex, Julie Cross: The second book in the Tempest Trilogy.
Synopsis: Jackson struggles to accept his role and the alterations he has made to the timeline.Timestorm, Julie Cross: In the final book of the Tempest Trilogy, the fight comes to a startling conclusion.
Synopsis: Jackson must choose between saving his loved ones and risking the world.Neverwas, Kelly Moore, Tucker Reed, Larkin Reed: An unforeseen change in the past necessitates the use of psychic abilities.
Synopsis: They must reset the present and future to prevent disaster.The Here and Now, Ann Brashares: A girl and her community immigrated to New York from a different time.
Synopsis: They navigate a future ravaged by a pandemic while seeking a place to belong.
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