Forever and For Always

The Universe is breaking, and for the first time ever, it's raining in Heaven. Jon August was happy running a tavern in the afterlife, serving "Holy Beer" to the likes of John Lennon and Salvador Dalí. But when the fabric of reality begins to tear, the soul of a rogue human becomes the universe's only hope. Teamed with the brilliant, bickering spirits of Albert Einstein and Nikola Tesla, Jon must travel across the Sands of Time and the Pillar of Infinity to reach the Mathematical Plane-the source code of existence itself.

Chaos doesn't just want to cause trouble; he wants to finish what he started. The god Loki has found a way to tweak the fundamental rules of the cosmos, aiming to hasten the "Big Rip" that will erase gods and mortals alike. As the physical world descends into riots and the afterlife collapses, Jon must transition from a mere spirit to a knight of oblivion. It's a race against entropy where the only weapons are iron knuckles, a borrowed scythe, and the sheer willpower to perceive a different reality.

Science meets mythology in this high-stakes, humorous conclusion to the Bridge of Eternity series. From the "other side of infinity" to the streets of San Francisco, Forever and For Always explores the boundary between perception and truth. Can a demigod of beer and a couple of dead physicists outsmart the creator's block? This is a story about finding order in chaos, the power of a goddess's kiss, and the realization that sometimes, to save the world, you have to be willing to punch a god in the face.