Historical & Speculative Fiction · Time Travel
After Columbus’s first landfall, the time travelers board the Santa María and attempt to turn the tide of history. They warn Columbus that he has reached the Garden of Eden and that to claim it is to reenact the Fall. Martín Pinzón counters with sharp ambition and reasoning. What follows is a race between two visions of the New World — one rooted in faith, stewardship, and preservation; the other in conquest and wealth. Both parties race back to Europe to convince the various factions that their path is the one to follow. A New World contains the biggest historical revelation of the entire series — one that will shock readers who do not see it coming and force historians to revisit five hundred years of what we thought was true.
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