Landfall

By: John McWilliams

Narrated by: Paul Heitsch

In Alberta, Canada, at the foot of Dead Horse Mountain, a space capsule is discovered - a capsule that shouldn't exist. Thirty years earlier, Dr. Jan Lee, American entrepreneur and space tourist, purportedly destroyed this craft when he blew up the International Space Station in an act of unexplained sabotage. That event has since inspired conspiracy theories ranging from espionage to alien invasion.

Special Agents Lauren Madison and Ellis Cole have been assigned to investigate. But inside the capsule they find an even greater mystery: the remnants of a three-decade-old time-messaging experiment that could, within days, usher in a new era of manned space travel - or ignite an unimaginable disaster.

©2015 John McWilliams (P)2015 John McWilliams

Very confusing.

Convoluted time travel plot. FBI agents who sounded and acted like teenage kids. Weird martial arts sub plot.

A journey

Would you listen to Landfall again? Why?

Yes! This was a truly complex story line that was so well woven around itself, that I am sure I missed little clues back in the beginning. I'd love to go back and see what else I would spot.

What did you like best about this story?

The explanations of paradoxes

Which scene was your favorite?

There is a scene with several airplanes that I liked in particular.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

Nothing in particular

Any additional comments?

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Landfall

Was an interesting story would like to read mor by this author
Worth a listen enjoy

Good read

Any additional comments?

I liked the book, it fairly easy to follow and the story was enjoyable. I do wish the author would have given some more explanation into the FBI agents and there abilities. I was left with she can't miss and he's an amazing fighter for no real reason. Also the ending was a little bit boring (but that could be because I always expect something amazing from this type of story) I just felt that all the lead up didn't really amount to much

Original plot.

What did you like best about Landfall? What did you like least?

The attention to detail. Seems like the author did his research. Unfortunately some of the science was confusing at times. Had to listen to some parts a couple of times to be sure what was what. Thought some of the things special agent Cole did were unrealistic.

What was your reaction to the ending? (No spoilers please!)

The ending was ok. I thought everything was tied up nicely.

What does Paul Heitsch bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

He did a good job on the narration. Differentiated well between characters and male and female.

Do you think Landfall needs a follow-up book? Why or why not?

No I think everything was pretty well wrapped up.

Any additional comments?

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Shoulda, coulda, woulda time traveling

An interesting take on the whole time travel experience.

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over to soon!,,, wish it had been longer

great story just too short. love books great version. keep it up.rock on audio good

Intriguing.

This was quite interesting and intriguing, though got bogged down in details at times.

The blurb pretty much says it all so here's my thoughts. Character wise, I really liked Special Agents Lauren Madison and Ellis Cole. They make a good team and their banter was fun to listen to. The science guys were well written and researched. They are uber smart and quite daunting!

The plot was, at times hard to follow when they got into the nitty gritty of the time travel, but also interesting and thought provoking. I also liked how the story is told from the past and present. It all wraps up nicely in the end.

In all, a good listen. I wanted a little more character development though. I felt like they all stayed the same and didn't grow. Other than that, It's a good book and I'm glad I listened to it.

Paul Heitsch was amazing. This isn't the first book I've listened to that's narrated by him and it won't be my last. He is clear and concise and easy to listen to and puts his all into his performance.

*I received this for review, this in no way affects my thoughts.*

Saturday Morning Cartoon

Nice premise of a story but with no depth and really dissatisfied with the ending.

Excellent Audio book

Would you listen to Landfall again? Why?

Yes enjoyed it very much

What was one of the most memorable moments of Landfall?

There is a scene with several airplanes that I liked in particular.

What does Paul Heitsch bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Paul Heitsch does the narration for this and he has a great voice for a thriller novel

Any additional comments?

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