Cycling through Time is about second and third chances.

Trevor Rogers is one of the few people in the world who has access to his own past. Trevor's wife, Susan Rogers, a physicist, works in a highly contained government facility.

Trevor, married to Susan two years, had thought Susan's job to be battling climate change. That was a bit of a stretch. It was true that time travel could be used to control planetary weather. However, that was not the first use Trevor would have thought for it. Then again, Susan’s lips had been sealed. What could she have said about this top-secret project that sounded feasible? She had easy access to Top Secret materials. Trevor had no idea of Susan’s past when he married her. He was a simple person, he loved Susan, and that was all that mattered.

She was not from Paradise - she was from all over the United States. She had always liked the hustle bustle of the city. She was always game for an adventure. Susan Rogers had not only fallen in love with Trevor, she had fallen in love with the small city of Paradise, Oregon.

Susan could have excelled at any occupation. As a physicist, she was among the top minds of the world. Trevor had won her over with his childlike simplicity and dedication to her. The news of her pregnancy came the same week as news that Trevor had only a few months to live. The numbers all added up in her head. They did not look good.

When their child reached a year, Trevor would be dead. Maybe two years earlier Susan would have accepted Trevor’s death and moved on. She had changed drastically in the wet but welcoming warmth of Paradise, Oregon. She cared more than she knew she could.

It did not take long for Susan to make plans to smuggle Trevor into the Gate. Once she sent him to the past, they would both have to work smart and fast. When he returned from the past, they would hop into the gate together in their future.