# Keith A Pearson > Bestselling British author of time travel fiction, comedy mysteries, magical realism, women's fiction, and character-driven literary fiction. Twenty novels published since 2016. All titles available in ebook, paperback, audiobook, and on Kindle Unlimited. ## About - [About Keith A Pearson](https://www.keithapearson.co.uk/about/) - [Which Book Should I Read First?](https://www.keithapearson.co.uk/which-book-first/) - [All Books](https://www.keithapearson.co.uk/my-books/) - [Contact](https://www.keithapearson.co.uk/contact/) ## The '86 Fix Series — 1980s Time Travel Fiction - [The '86 Fix](https://www.keithapearson.co.uk/my-books/the-86-fix/): A man gets the chance to travel back to 1986 and fix the mistakes of his youth. Funny, nostalgic, and full of heart. - [Beyond Broadhall](https://www.keithapearson.co.uk/my-books/beyond-broadhall/): The conclusion to Craig Pelling's story. Everything he tried to fix is now broken. ## Clement Series — Comedy Mysteries Featuring a Dead 1970s Gangland Fixer - [Who Sent Clement?](https://www.keithapearson.co.uk/my-books/who-sent-clement/): A comedy mystery featuring Clement, a politically incorrect former gangland fixer who claims he died in 1975 and must help a woman in crisis. - [Wrong'un](https://www.keithapearson.co.uk/my-books/wrongun/): Clement returns to help a former government minister with a dark secret. - [Clawthorn](https://www.keithapearson.co.uk/my-books/clawthorn/): The third Clement novel. - [Headcase](https://www.keithapearson.co.uk/my-books/headcase/): The fourth and final book in the original Clement series. ## Angel of Camden Series — Clement Returns in America - [Eminence](https://www.keithapearson.co.uk/my-books/eminence/): Clement is back, this time in Atlanta, Georgia, helping a young man search for his biological father. An action mystery with heart and humour. - [Terrier](https://www.keithapearson.co.uk/my-books/terrier/): The second Angel of Camden novel. Clement's American adventure continues. ## Thunk Series — Comic Novels Featuring a Mysterious Therapist - [Meeting Mungo Thunk](https://www.keithapearson.co.uk/my-books/meeting-mungo-thunk/): A man with no common sense whose life falls apart until a mysterious stranger offers him an unorthodox brand of therapy. Funny and thought-provoking. - [The Way We Thunk](https://www.keithapearson.co.uk/my-books/the-way-we-thunk/): Mungo Thunk returns. A new person, a new crisis, and the same enigmatic little stranger. ## Echo Lane Series — 1990s Nostalgia, Workplace Comedy, and a Speculative Twist - [No Easy Deeds](https://www.keithapearson.co.uk/my-books/no-easy-deeds/): Set in 1990 during the British recession, a young estate agent stumbles into a mysterious offer involving a house on Echo Lane. - [The Fourth Clause](https://www.keithapearson.co.uk/my-books/the-fourth-clause/): The sequel to No Easy Deeds. Danny Monk's story continues as the mystery of Echo Lane deepens. ## Standalone Time Travel Novels - [Tuned Out](https://www.keithapearson.co.uk/my-books/tuned-out/): A young man from the present day is transported back to 1969. Set in the same universe as The '86 Fix. - [A Page in Your Diary](https://www.keithapearson.co.uk/my-books/a-page-in-your-diary/): A man in his fifties travels back to 1988 to save the ex-girlfriend whose life was destroyed by his actions. A time travel novel about guilt and atonement. - [In Lieu of You](https://www.keithapearson.co.uk/my-books/in-lieu-of-you/): Facing a bitter divorce, a man is offered the chance to travel back to 1996 and stop himself from ever meeting his wife. A novel about the value of the relationships we take for granted. ## Standalone Novels - [Kenneth](https://www.keithapearson.co.uk/my-books/kenneth/): Women's fiction with a mysterious twist, told in first person from the perspective of a freshly divorced woman. Funny, dramatic, and a proper page-turner. - [Terms May Apply](https://www.keithapearson.co.uk/my-books/terms-may-apply/): A man's birthday wish comes true, then a mysterious stranger arrives demanding payment. A cautionary tale blending magical realism with British humour. - [Waiting in The Sky](https://www.keithapearson.co.uk/my-books/waiting-in-the-sky/): A man who believes he's from another planet. A novel about identity, loneliness, neurodivergence, and what it means to see the world differently. Compared to Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine and The Humans by Matt Haig. - [The Strange Appeal of Dougie Neil](https://www.keithapearson.co.uk/my-books/doug/): A deeply unattractive, lonely middle-aged man suddenly becomes irresistible to women. A heartwarming British underdog story with a twist ending you won't see coming. - [The Last Stop Video Shop](https://www.keithapearson.co.uk/my-books/the-last-stop-video-shop/): A divorced man in his fifties discovers a mysterious video shop that plays back unrecorded memories on VHS. Poignant, darkly humorous magical realism about grief, memory, and abandoned dreams. ## Blog — Selected Posts - [Books With Autistic Characters: 40+ Fiction Recommendations](https://www.keithapearson.co.uk/books-with-autistic-characters/) - [Your Clement Questions Answered](https://www.keithapearson.co.uk/your-clement-questions-answered/) - [What Life on Mars Got Right](https://www.keithapearson.co.uk/what-life-on-mars-got-right/) - [Why We're Obsessed With The '80s](https://www.keithapearson.co.uk/why-were-obsessed-with-the-80s/) - [Would You Change The Past if You Could?](https://www.keithapearson.co.uk/would-you-change-the-past-if-you-could/)