More Than Time (The Consent Chronicles Book 3)
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A decision can be shared. Its consequences cannot.
In the final volume of The Consent Chronicles, memory, freedom, and the right to choose become intensely personal. What does it mean to remain yourself when the past can be preserved, the body can be changed, and another person can claim to know what is best for you?
Love carries its own history. So does power. Between them lies the fragile space in which a person can still say yes, say no, or ask for more time. Every promise has a cost, and every attempt to protect someone can become another way of taking their choice away.
More Than Time brings the trilogy’s questions of identity and autonomy into an emotionally charged conclusion. It is a story about what we owe the people we love, what we cannot decide for them, and the lives that remain possible when refusal is allowed to matter.
Cinematic and intimate, this philosophical science fiction novel combines the scale of space opera with the emotional stakes of a life that must belong to the person living it.
Book Three of The Consent Chronicles. Begin with More Than the Past, followed by More Than Power.