A.D. Tenebris writes where memory fractures and myth bleeds into the present.
Blending science fiction, fantasy, and echoes of ancient worlds, his stories explore the unseen threads that bind time, truth, and identity. From time-bending odysseys to divine rebellions and post-apocalyptic awakenings, his work delves into the spaces between—between light and shadow, fate and free will, legacy and loss.
Tenebris is known for crafting immersive worlds and emotionally charged narratives driven by flawed heroes, forgotten histories, and impossible choices. His young adult and crossover novels are read by those who crave high-concept adventure wrapped in heart and mystery.
When not bending timelines or mythologizing the future, he writes under stars, studies the past, and believes every story we tell is a bridge to the one we’re becoming.
A.D. Tenebris writes where memory fractures and myth bleeds into the present.
Blending science fiction, fantasy, and echoes of ancient worlds, his stories explore the unseen threads that bind time, truth, and identity. From time-bending odysseys to divine rebellions and post-apocalyptic awakenings, his work delves into the spaces between—between light and shadow, fate and free will, legacy and loss.
Time doesn’t just test you—it remembers what you leave behind.
Jake Parker and his younger sister Emma have made a pact: if they can use the time portals to help others, they must. Their next leap lands them in Viking Age Scandinavia, a world of brutal winters, bold warriors, and gods etched in runestones.
In the final chapter of the Sands of Ethos trilogy, Kellan Morrison must rise not just as a hero—but as a legacy.
Born of divine lineage and mortal blood, Kellan is the reluctant bridge between worlds: science and spirit, mortal and god. As Abyssifar teeters on the brink of collapse, Ethos City becomes ground zero in a battle spanning centuries....
What if the only way to fix the future… is to survive the past?
When fifteen-year-old Jake Parker activates his experimental coding rig, he opens a portal that hurls him and his fearless younger sister Emma into ancient Greece—a world of warring Spartans, cunning Athenians, and gods who may be more than myth.
In the year 2152, Ethos City is a dazzling jewel in the heart of Abyssifar, Africa. Perched high at an astonishing altitude of 8,202 feet above sea level, this futuristic city captivates with its breathtaking skyline. Glass skyscrapers, shimmering like diamonds, stretch toward the heavens, reflecting the vibrant hues of the sun. The architecture is a harmonious blend of modernity and nature, with lush greenery cascading down the sides of buildings, creating a unique urban jungle. As you...
In many time travel stories, the past is portrayed as something to be endured—brutal, backward, and waiting to be corrected by a modern protagonist with tech in hand and logic in mind. But in Jake the Time Jumper, I wanted to flip that narrative. What if the past wasn’t just a stepping stone toward progress? What if it held truths, resilience, and knowledge modern minds have long since forgotten?
When Jake arrives in the ancient world, disoriented and clutching his jury-rigged coding rig, he...
There’s a unique thrill in taking a well-known historical era—say, Ancient Greece—and bending it through the lens of speculative fiction. In Jake the Time Jumper, I wanted more than an educational time-travel detour. I wanted to crack open the marble shell of the past and find strange new light inside.
But fictionalizing history isn’t just about swapping togas for time portals. It’s about reimagining what could have been if something—someone—had arrived too soon, or too late.
