Bob Casey's new book, Epic Journeys in Time, transports you through many lifetimes including ancient Sumer to locations beyond imagination. The journeys open portals of deep passion, mystery, joy, eroticism, tragedy, and horror. Initially, our two protagonists search for decades to discover each other. Following a romantic tryst, surprised and shocked, they become aware a being stands before them. Thus, their epic journeys to answer long-hidden questions begin. Their discoveries will eventually change destinies and the world. Later, a third party joins the adventure. In the end, you will ultimately determine whether the stories which unfold are fiction or not. The author has succinctly combined the novels of his trilogy into one book. The original novels were To the End of Time and Back, What's Next?, and Adelyn. This new edition also includes additional materials not found in the originals. To the fans of this trilogy, they can seamlessly move through one book to another to encapsulate these complicated visions. First-time readers, expect to be challenged, surprised, and entertained. If you are fearless and desire to understand what is to come and the true destiny of humankind, this book is for you. If you fear prophecy, the unknown, or a bit of erotic description, this book is not for you. Join our brave seekers as they search for universal truths and along the way experience epic, life-altering events. As you travel the pages, you will be asked to set aside traditional beliefs, while exploring a variety of options. Those who have read the original versions often comment on the offering of unique perspectives. While nontraditional, spiritual values are woven into the narrative, it differs markedly from the standard content of that genre. One critic wrote, "At the outset, I have to describe Epic as a wonderful piece of writing and an extraordinary reflection of broad vision by its creator. As a voracious consumer of science fiction and fantasy writing, I have never encountered this type of approach to story-telling that addresses meaningful questions about existence. The obvious historic research involved in unfolding stories across different cultures and eras is extensive and lends an air of credibility to the stories told. . ."Another stated, ". . . captivating . . . written with a uniqueness I have not read in another book. "Still, another wrote, "I've read Bob's . . . trilogy twice, each time gaining deep and deeper insights into the human condition. The three small volumes hold their own as good stories but also provide a unique glimpse into a new religious paradigm. Would that it could come to be."