Beyond the Time Frame

Roman, a young man, finds out how to travel back in time through a movable wooden doorframe. The frame works as a time portal when electric current is applied to the copper coils that run along the sides of the frame. Roman decides to use this as a way to get rid of the gangsters who killed his father, by luring them into the frame and then sending them into the past and leaving them there. However, things are not as simple as they seem, as each of the men end up in different historical periods, but alter history, as they try to return to the present. This is a sometimes funny story of some violent men, who have to face a twenty-one-year-old computer technician, as well as compete to be the best in their own world of drug trafficking and ruthless, treacherous and dishonest criminal activity.

Lee Read is a qualified bricklayer working as a building control surveyor. He holds a BSc (Hons) in Building Engineering and a PhD in the Built Environment. Alongside his surveying job, on a part-time basis, Lee has worked as a funding assessor for the E.U., an occasional university lecturer, and until 2023, he was a corporal in the RAF Police. Lee is a Fellow of the CABE, a Fellow of the ICWCI and a Fellow of the ILM. He has four adult sons and twin grandsons. He lives on a fruit farm where he produces bottled fruit juices.