When thunder cracks on a cloudless morning, Max Burgo thinks it's just a freak storm. Then a black van pulls up outside his house - and a violet-skinned stranger steps out, claiming to be from the year 5000.
His name is Argon.
His mission: to bring Max to Saturn.
His message: Earth is about to be judged.
Drawn into a cosmic trial where humanity's survival depends on truth, Max becomes an unwilling witness between worlds - a link to a forgotten race born of humans and Martians, the Mathum, now caught under the rule of a tyrant king. Across the rings of Saturn, in cities of glass and fire, Max must speak for his planet before a council that has already lost faith in it.
From the quiet of a suburban street to the luminous towers of Titan, Travelling to Time is a journey through wonder, fear, and the stubborn courage of ordinary people. Originally imagined by a thirteen-year-old and rewritten nearly a decade later, this new edition preserves the wild spirit of its beginning - a meeting between the boy who dreamt of adventure and the man who finally finished the story.
Perfect for readers who grew up on Doctor Who, Interstellar, and The Little Prince alike, Travelling to Time is a science-fiction adventure about humanity's second chance - and the timeless instinct to hope.