The Towpath: A Time Travel Suspense Thriller
by Jonathan Walter
March 4-7
When the Redeemer learns about an ancient medallion that will allow her to go back in time to prevent her teenage daughter’s suicide, she and her band of seventeenth-century Iroquois warriors embark on a mission to recover it. The only problem, however, is Aaron Porter, a shy fourteen-year-old with a garbage-picking hobby, who has discovered the medallion first. And he has his own plans for it. Now, hot on the trail of Aaron and his friends, the Redeemer won’t hesitate to recover what’s rightfully hers. How far would you go to prevent the death of someone you love, and when? The Redeemer knows, and that’s why she’ll travel across centuries, removing anyone who stands in her way.
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About the Author
Jonathan Walter is a User Experience (UX) designer, leader, entrepreneur, and published author of nonfiction and fiction,
Jon’s debut novel, THE TOWPATH, about a group of teens who are targeted by a time-traveling killer and her band of Iroquois warriors from the past, was published by Collective Ink Books in November, 2024.
By day, Jon is a senior User Experience (UX) design professional and leader with more than 20 years of experience in his field. His career has included roles at U.S.-based Fortune 500 companies in insurance and industrial automation. Additionally, Jon has earned 18 patents on industrial software applications and worked for small startups in the commercial security and real estate technology industries.
Jon often spends his “downtime” writing on User Experience and related topics. His thought leadership has been on display in UXmatters, UX Collective, and The Startup digital magazines. Jon has been a contributing columnist for UXmatters since 2017. As a fiction writer, Jon’s short fiction has been featured in GHOSTLIGHT, THE MAGAZINE OF TERROR (SPRING 2019), DARK DOSSIER #32: THE MAGAZINE OF GHOSTS, MONSTERS, AND KILLERS, and THE DEVIL’S DOORBELL: AN ANTHOLOGY OF DARKEST ROMANCE.
Jon resides in the Cleveland, Ohio area in the U.S. with his wife and two sons. He gets by just fine with the help of hoppy beer and strong coffee and enjoys hiking and biking on the Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park where much of The Towpath is set.
