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Roger P. Heath is a life-long geologist and debut author whose favourite film is It’s a Wonderful Life, and whose bookshelves include Elif Shafak’s There are Rivers in the Sky, Steven Erikson’s Malazan Book of the Fallen, and Roddy Doyle’s Barrytown Trilogy.
The peculiar workings of his mind once threw out a phrase: No one knows but I, who wrote this here and why. He captured the thought, then laid the journal aside. Many sun-cycles later, he found those dust-laden notes and decided to find out what those words meant. This led him to Lanky, Jessica, and Beth. And Naga and the Iyes. And Shadow and the Ka. And ... Well, to the tale of the Warriors of the Continuum, a tale of unprepared, yet spirited characters just trying to do the right thing.
His trilogy of Arrival, Deception, and Life will published in 2025.
Connect at rogerpheath.com and Bluesky @rogerpheath.bsky.social
Reviewed by Paul Zietsman for Readers' Favorite
In Warriors of the Continuum: Arrival, Roger P. Heath introduces readers to a vast, multidimensional universe where time is not just a backdrop, but a force to be reckoned with. The story follows a group of seemingly ordinary individuals drawn into an extraordinary conflict when they cross paths with a mysterious young explorer. As they uncover hidden truths about the Continuum—a network of timelines holding reality together—they are thrust into a battle against malevolent forces threatening to unravel existence itself. What unfolds is a high-stakes journey across time and space, where the characters must confront their pasts, unlock latent abilities, and learn to work together if they hope to preserve the balance of all that is. Heath weaves science fiction, fantasy, and philosophical depth into a richly layered narrative that keeps you both grounded and curious with each page turn.
I found Roger P. Heath’s Warriors of the Continuum both thought-provoking and unexpectedly emotional. There's a sincerity to the writing that resonated deeply with me, particularly in how the characters evolve and respond to the pressure of a collapsing reality. Heath doesn’t rely on flashy gimmicks or overused sci-fi tropes—instead, he leans into strong storytelling and lets the world unfold with purpose. What stood out most was the author’s ability to make a high-concept narrative feel personal. I came away from this book reminded that courage isn’t always loud, and that meaning can be found in the quiet connections between people. Warriors of the Continuum: Arrival is more than just a journey through space and time—it’s a meditation on what makes us human.
