Paradox Inc.

A funny and distressingly realistic depiction of how Silicon Valley would handle time machines as a consumer product. Propelled by awesome characters and inventive twists—and a bittersweet ending that I can't stop thinking about.

Andy Weir, No. 1 New York Times bestselling author of Project Hail Mary and The Martian

Paradox Inc. is as miraculous as time travel itself. It's both a hilarious sendup of corporate life, and a savagely smart take on the reckless hubris of the people who are running Silicon Valley today. Please tell me there’s going to be a movie!

Dan Lyons, New York Times bestselling author of Disrupted

Forrest Brazeal has pulled off something that seems impossible—Paradox Inc. is a pitch-perfect parody of Silicon Valley and a total thrill ride. This is the merciless satire that the tech bros heedlessly steering the world toward oblivion deserve.

Zeke Faux, international bestselling author of Number Go Up

A rollicking, hilarious journey through the ambition and absurdity of the tech industry. Equal parts cutting satire and page-turning science fiction, with razor sharp observations about the corporate inanity of Silicon Valley and several passages that left me crying with laughter. I tore through it.

Jakob Kerr, author of Dead Money

A searingly funny take on modern tech culture, while fully exploiting the wildly creative possibilities for time travel shenanigans.

Caitlin Rozakis, New York Times bestselling author of DREADFUL and STARTUP HELL

This skewering, hysterical satire of startup culture chronicles the rise of a venomous and charismatic CEO, and the three unlikely whistleblowers racing to stop him from destroying the fabric of time. With every page, Forrest Brazeal shows his prowess as a storyteller and a Time Lord—I was physically incapable of returning to Big Now until I knew what happened. A cleverly rendered, heartfelt, unputdownable novel.

Emma Brodie, New York Times bestselling author of INTO THE BLUE