Time is something many of us have in abundance. What we choose to do with it is up to us. Past and future are constantly collapsing on itself to make the present. And although our time is always running out, we continuously go back for answers. Albert Einstein gave us the answer to time travel, but Miles Carter took it and ran with it. The aftermath is history.

A famed theoretical physicist by the name of Miles and his best friend Eugene, a software engineer, are working together to find answers from the future to bring them back to the present. The day they make history is the day they realize something bad is going to happen in the near future. Strapped for time they act to prevent a tragedy from happening. But when they do, they put a target on their backs when things go south.

Murphy’s law says that anything that can go wrong will go wrong, but now that Miles is without a friend, he thinks that the power he’s been given is too strong for any man to master, so he becomes it’s servant. But the more and more he interferes with catastrophes to come, the more he exposes himself to the powers of the government. And just having all of this knowledge doesn’t make him a god, rather the variable to the equations that keeps his world in balance.