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Dr. Wasserman's Time Chamber: Preventing Armageddon
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LENGTH7 hrs and 9 mins
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RELEASE DATE12-05-07
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Program TypeAudiobook
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Publisher's Summary
Within the narrative is the genius of Doctor Wasserman; the sweetness of Kay Miller; the strength of Jennie McIntosh; the heroism of Captain Scott; and most of all, the unforgettable Abbey Washington.
Once he delves into. Grossman finds the madness of Carl Miller may not be madness at all but instead an unbelievable truth.
The Confederate States of America, 1863: Dr. Carl Miller has only 10 weeks in order to find the only person he believes capable of altering his history: the niece of General Robert E. Lee. He must convince her that the South needs to lose the war and that her uncle is the key to preventing the death of millions.
Dr. Miller has accounted for everything in his plan to change the world - except falling in love with the woman he must turn traitor. To save the future, he must destroy the past - and his only chance at happiness.
©2007 Lee Geiger; (P)2008 Spoken Books Publishing
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"Started out good and the went down hill."
What disappointed you about Dr. Wasserman's Time Chamber?The author started out with a good premise but went down hill from there. The main character seems smart and then does all the wrong things when it's time to act. The premise is to go back in time to prevent the south from winning the Civil War but instead of going to the northern general and convincing him that he was a spy, he trys to get General Lee to throw the battle of Gettysburg. How incredibly stupid!!! Get a general to lose on purpose? Really? Don't waste your time on this book unless you want to be frustrated or want a good laugh.
Would you ever listen to anything by Lee Geiger again?I don't know.
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"Great story, bad writing"
This story is probably better in book form than listened to. It is a great story with a poignant wrap-up. Trouble is, when you are listening, your inability to skim past the horrendously long-winded, stilted dialog and mercurial shifts in personality and IQ displayed by the leading characters will have you rolling your eyes. That being said, the author earned an extra star for his marvellous creativity and a different take on the South in the Civil War; it is true: The Winners Write the History.
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"Loved the story and reader was very good"
I liked the story. It was interesting and easy to listen to.
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"A Bit Self-Consciously Anachronistic"
I loved the idea behind this time travel/alt-history story, but I disliked the hero's overheated narrative style. I wish I could quote some of the language, but it was pretty thick to the point of being funny without intending to be.
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