GREEN BAY, Wis. - s4story -- Author Mark S. Roberts is back with the third installment of his The Clio Project series with a thrilling combination of political power grabs and time travel conundrums in Recoveries: A Clio Project Time Travel Story.

Roberts reintroduces readers to Air Force Technical Sergeant Scott Rees and his unit as they attempt to right the missteps of previous time leaps, discovering along the way that history may have changed in the process. Or has it?

In Recoveries, Rees and his team have progressed from the unwitting participants they were in the first book of the series (The Clio Project) to active contributors in a top-secret time travel experiment. Now, the potential for concurrent existence of multiple timelines creates the possibility for outcomes they never envisioned.

First, they must survive a return visit to the Civil War, where Confederate Rebels have taken a keen interest in modern equipment that must not remain in the past for fear of turning the tide. Losing men in the process is a necessary risk, but one Rees and his team must take to protect the future and present-day reality as they know it.

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Recoveries is available on Amazon in paperback and digital formats at https://amzn.to/3HFBLFO along with the first two books in The Clio Project series: The Clio Project and Operation Ameliorate.

About the author

Mark S. Roberts was born into a military family and followed in his father's footsteps. He served in the United States Air Force as a security policeman for 20 years and is a Desert Storm veteran. Mark holds a bachelor's degree in administration in criminal justice. He and his wife, Lori (also a USAF veteran) lived in Charlotte, North Carolina, after his retirement for many years before moving to a small town just outside Green Bay, Wisconsin, where they currently reside.

Mark was raised in Jacksonville, Florida, and has lived and served in locations around the world. He and Lori travel whenever possible and have visited all fifty states. They enjoy the national parks and many historical places throughout the lands, including many civil war sites. In addition to travelling, he likes to golf, woodwork, hike, and attend the occasional Jacksonville Jaguars game.