Eschaton

The Infinity Engines, Book 3

De: Andrew Hastie

Narrado por: Rupert Degas

Time is running out.

The Eschaton crises are converging.

Josh may be the only one who can save them, but he's trapped in the future.

The third book in the original Infinity Engines series, Eschaton continues this action-packed, dystopian time travel adventure.

The Oblivion Order is falling apart, and the time line is beginning to unravel. Dalton's obsession with the Djinn threatens to bring down the continuum and the only way to stop him is to resolve the riddles of the Eschaton Cascade and find Josh's father.

Follow Caitlin and Josh as they discover the origins of the Order and the future that the founder was aiming to avoid.

©2018 Andrew Hastie (P)2024 W. F. Howes

Love the concept!

Enjoyed the character development over the three books. Lots of twists and turns which made it a fun listen. Definitely a book and books you need to concentrate on to fully appreciate the story line. I look forward to more Josh and the rest…

Worth every penny

I started book one thinking I’d give it a shot, and the next thing I know, I’m finishing book three and about to start book four. The story is creative and has intense moments, and the voice acting is spot on. As soon as I hear a different voice I know which character is talking. I highly recommend this novel for anyone who likes sci fi and time travel/alternate history.

The time paths

This book was a good book end to the previous books that were all cliffhangers. There were some things that didn’t make sense but temporal story can do that. The ending wasn’t quite explained, but that’s ok because there was an ending.

Brilliant, ready for another book in this series!

The thoughtful continuation makes this an outstanding and hard to put down story and I’m happy for that.

Fabulous world building and characters

I am loving this series and racing through it. It’s an entirely different take on time travel, with a twisting plot that is never predictable. On to Book 4!

Interesting work and my favourite narrator

Rupert Degas is an excellent narrator. I also loved how interesting this fantasy world was. A refreshing change.

Complicated yet well woven time travel story.

I loved the character relationships on top of the action. You really got to like all of the characters while the story pulled you along.

Third installment doesn’t miss a beat!

A fast-paced multiple storyline tale that certainly reaches it’s crescendo. To stay on theme, it’s a quipu but of literary significance. Each string tells a tale in a larger story…and of course, Degas! Can’t wait for the next.

Great Youth/teenage Series

Well performed, a bit long written in a few places, but an intriguing story. Great for teenage reading.

Imaginative and creative. 🙂

Enjoyable day dreaming like adventure, one in which paradoxes and concepts one thinks to understand go out the window. And that is ok