Paradox Inc.

<p><b>'A funny and distressingly realistic depiction of how Silicon Valley would handle time machines as a consumer product... awesome characters and inventive twists.' — Andy Weir, No. 1 <i>New York Times</i> bestselling author of <i>Project Hail Mary</i> and </b><i><b>The Martian </b></i></p><h2><b>The most hotly anticipated science fiction novel of 2027 - a hilarious, razor-sharp time travel thriller perfect for fans of Andy Weir, Ernest Cline and <i>The Circle</i>.</b></h2><p><Br><b>WHAT IF SILICON VALLEY INVENTED TIME TRAVEL?</b></p><p>Not to save humanity.</p><p>To boost engagement.</p><p>Meet the <b>Bleb 1</b>: the world's first consumer time-travel device. It has the power to rewrite history—but instead, people are using it to steal discontinued snacks, settle petty grudges, and go viral by murdering their past selves.</p><p>Behind it all is <b>The Bleb Project</b>, the start-up determined to dominate the future, no matter how many timelines they destroy along the way.</p><p>As reality begins to fracture, three unlikely people find themselves at the centre of the chaos:</p><p>• An engineer who knows too much.<Br>• A rival tech executive trying to stop disaster.<Br>• A journalist uncovering a conspiracy bigger than any company can contain.</p><p>Because when history becomes editable, no one can control the consequences.</p><p>Funny, wildly inventive and terrifyingly plausible, <i>Paradox Inc.</i> is a brilliant satire of Big Tech, startup culture and humanity's endless talent for making revolutionary inventions... for all the wrong reasons. ?</p><p>-------------------------------------------------------------------</p><p><b>Authors are calling <i>Paradox Inc.</i> unforgettable:</b></p><p>'Both a hilarious send-up of corporate life and a savagely smart take on the reckless hubris of the people running Silicon Valley today.' — <b>Dan Lyons</b>, <i>New York Times</i> bestselling author of <i>Disrupted</i></p><p>'Pitch-perfect parody of Silicon Valley and a total thrill ride... the merciless satire that the tech bros steering the world toward oblivion deserve.' — <b>Zeke Faux</b>, international bestselling author of <i>Number Go Up</i></p><p>'A rollicking, hilarious journey through the ambition and absurdity of the tech industry... I tore through it.' — <b>Jakob Kerr</b>, author of <i>Dead Money</i></p><p>'I was physically incapable of returning to Big Now until I knew what happened. A cleverly rendered, heartfelt, unputdownable novel.' — <b>Emma Brodie</b>, <i>New York Times</i> bestselling author of INTO THE BLUE</p>