The Last Mission of the Seventh Cavalry
A Military Time-Travel Thriller (The Timefall War Series Book 1)
A combat mission over Afghanistan
Book Summary →
The Last Mission of the Seventh Cavalry
A combat mission over Afghanistan becomes something no soldier has ever trained for.
When their aircraft is struck and a platoon of the Seventh Cavalry bails out, they don’t land in a war zone they recognize. Instead, the 13 soldiers hit the ground two thousand years in the past—in a world of empires, iron weapons, and wars fought face to face.
Cut off from their own time and surrounded by forces that will kill them without hesitation, the men and women of the Seventh must choose quickly: remain outsiders and perish, or intervene in a history that was never meant to be altered.
As modern weapons collide with ancient armies, courage, discipline, and ingenuity are pushed to their limits—and every decision carries consequences far beyond survival.
Because once the past is changed, there may be no way home.
Written by the author of a meticulously researched trilogy on Hannibal and the Second Punic War.
What readers say about the book🧐
Two of my favorites, time travel and alternate history. This book is full of action from the start but doesn’t get bogged down into long drug out battles. I like the characters and their development throughout the book. Humor, action and romance. Little bit of everything thrown together and it works. I’m looking forward to the next book.
Charles Francis
About the Author →
Charley Brindley
Charley Brindley is an award-winning author, whose novels span adventure, science fiction, historical fiction, and nonfiction, blending sweeping ideas with deeply human stories.
Drawing on a background in the military and decades of international experience, Brindley has lived and worked in Europe, Southeast Asia, the Amazon Basin, and Alaska. A licensed pilot and former bush pilot in Alaska, as well as a deckhand on an Amazon riverboat, he brings firsthand knowledge of remote landscapes, geopolitical tension, and frontier survival to his fiction.
In addition to his writing career, Brindley founded and later sold a successful computer company in Houston, Texas.
He is the author of twenty-seven novels and three nonfiction books, with translations published in twenty-two languages worldwide.
Brindley now lives in the Ozark Mountains of southwest Missouri, where he continues to write and create detailed original digital artwork.