End of the Game

A Novel

De: Kirkwood Ferguson

Narrado por: Ivy Griffin

The science of opening a black hole near Earth may seem like a great experiment...but this is the very thing that will end the world...

Dr. Nathan Avant and Jacqueline Dior were torn apart by an ambitious time travel project in 2008, and it took them many lifetimes to find each other again. Now a rift in the fabric of time threatens to do the same.

It is 2016 and the international community at last is united on a single project to benefit mankind. Jacqueline heads up that project, and her ambitions threaten to unleash unknown horror from the abyss.

Yet even in the ethereal realm, the effects of human interventions on the planet are being felt. Conflicts among immortal beings are increasing, and otherworldly feelings toward humanity may cause a cosmic conflict that threatens to annihilate humankind.

The world is about to end - suspicions are effortless, but evidence seems impossible. Nathan is brilliant, good-natured, and the only one who has any proof. He is not of our timeline, dimension, or reality. He knows quantum physics, time travel procedure, and most importantly, he knows the identity of the dark force behind it all.

Dr. Avant has his own concerns: that the social condition that triggered this conflict is a product of the 20th century and has caught up with humanity. Sometimes, he questions whether risking the perils of time travel - among them pandemics, interdimensional hostility, and an impending cosmic war - was indeed the prudent choice, as humanity falls into a point of no return.

Meanwhile, this ancient force from the abyss creeps ever closer to its plan for world domination. And as the planet finally puts out a planetary distress call, you won’t believe who answers. Jacqueline and Nathan now have more at stake than ever before.

©2021 Kirkwood Ferguson (P)2021 Kirkwood Ferguson

The story seems ok but this is almost I unablelistenable

The Narration is pretty much unlistenable much to fast and monotone the story i can make up seems interesting but just about the worse narration I have ever had