Paradox Inc.

What if Silicon Valley invented time travel?
Not to save humanity.
To boost engagement.
Meet the Bleb 1: the worlds first consumer time-travel device. It has the power to rewrite history—but instead, people are using it to steal discontinued snacks, settle petty grudges, and go viral by murdering their past selves.
Behind it all is The Bleb Project, the start-up determined to dominate the future, no matter how many timelines they destroy along the way.
As reality begins to fracture, three unlikely people find themselves at the centre of the chaos:
• An engineer who knows too much.
• A rival tech executive trying to stop disaster.
• A journalist uncovering a conspiracy bigger than any company can contain.
Because when history becomes editable, no one can control the consequences.
?? Funny, wildly inventive and terrifyingly plausible, Paradox Inc. is a brilliant satire of Big Tech, startup culture and humanitys endless talent for making revolutionary inventions... for all the wrong reasons.
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Why youll love Paradox Inc.:
? Time travel
? Silicon Valley satire
? Multiple POVs
? Corporate conspiracy
? Tech thriller
? Near-future science fiction
? Humour with heart

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Authors are calling Paradox Inc. unforgettable:
A funny and distressingly realistic depiction of how Silicon Valley would handle time machines as a consumer product... awesome characters and inventive twists. — Andy Weir, No. 1 New York Times bestselling author of Project Hail Mary and The Martian
Both a hilarious send-up of corporate life and a savagely smart take on the reckless hubris of the people running Silicon Valley today. — Dan Lyons, New York Times bestselling author of Disrupted
Pitch-perfect parody of Silicon Valley and a total thrill ride... the merciless satire that the tech bros steering the world toward oblivion deserve. — Zeke Faux, international bestselling author of Number Go Up
A rollicking, hilarious journey through the ambition and absurdity of the tech industry... I tore through it. — Jakob Kerr, author of Dead Money