Debut Novel — Available Now
Jeff Alexander writes speculative fiction grounded in real science and real emotion. His debut novel, Project Chronos: The Observer, asks two questions: what is humanity owed by the species that shortened its life, and what survives, if anything, when something is done to erase a person from your life.
The Author's Work
Project Chronos: The Observer
Project Chronos Trilogy, Book One
Available Now in Ebook, Paperback, and Hardcover
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Project Chronos: The Lie Beneath
Project Chronos Trilogy, Book Two
Coming Soon
The Sanctaris Trials: Beyond Reasonable Thought
Novel
In Progress
Dream Portal
Standalone Novel
In Progress
Latest Updates
May 2026
Work Begins on Sanctaris Trials: Beyond Reasonable Thought
Work has begun on The Sanctaris Trials: Beyond Reasonable Thought, set in an island civilization rebuilt from the ashes of a global pandemic, where justice is delivered by Readers who perceive the thoughts and emotions of the accused. Come follow Blake, a Reader trainee, who begins to question the foundations that Sanctaris was built on.
May 2026
Work Begins on Dream Portal
Work has begun on Dream Portal, a standalone novel following Trinity College professor Daniel Mercier, who discovers he can travel through history through his dreams and uses that power to try and prevent the death of his wife.
April 2026
Work Begins on Project Chronos: The Lie Beneath
Work has begun on the second book in the Project Chronos trilogy. The Lie Beneath picks up where The Observer leaves off, following the consequences of disclosure as humanity begins to grapple with what it has learned.
July 2026
Project Chronos: The Observer Now Available
Project Chronos: The Observer is now available in ebook and paperback. Pick up your copy on Amazon or wherever books are sold.
Exclusive Content
Bonus scenes, deleted chapters, and glimpses behind the story. Each drop includes a discussion thread so you can share your thoughts with other readers.
Drop 01 — July 2026
The Sanctaris Trials: Chapter One
Blake is five months into his training assignment at the Meridian when he finds something in an old case file that does not add up. The orb data and the verdict tell two completely different stories. And the Reader of record is Edmund, the most decorated Reader in Sanctaris.
Read Chapter OneNew drops added regularly. Check back soon.
The Author
Jeff Alexander researches plant viruses and their vectors that infect wheat, with an extensive background in genetics. That scientific foundation informs Project Chronos directly. The novel's central premise, in which a geneticist uncovers that three deliberately deleted genes are responsible for the human lifespan, grew from a deep familiarity with how genomic architecture works and what its absence means.
He grew up on a farm in small town rural Nebraska, which probably explains both the plant science and the stubborn streak. Before research, he spent twelve years in the Army, including two deployments to Iraq, which taught him something about what it costs to be away from the people who matter and the mistake of taking that for granted.
He is an avid Husker fan, constantly searching for a time machine to take him back to the 90's, and when he is not in the lab or at his desk he is most likely on a golf course or a riverbank. He lives in Nebraska with his wife Kori and their seven children, which has given him strong personal opinions about what it means when time starts running out.
Project Chronos is his debut novel.
Get in Touch
Whether you are a reader, a fellow writer, or a literary professional, I am glad you found your way here. The best way to reach me is by email.
Jealex1514@gmail.com →For literary agents and publishing professionals: the full manuscript for Project Chronos: The Observer is available upon request, along with outlines for the second and third books in the trilogy.
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