Lost in Time

De: A.G. Riddle

Narrado por: John Skelley

"Amazing! One of the twistiest time-tales I've ever read ..."—Diana Gabaldon

"Crichtonesque thrillers don't come much better than this intricate outing which combines a fantastic premise … with a closed-circle whodunit. Readers won't be able to turn the pages fast enough."—Publishers Weekly, starred review

PANGEA, 202,320,641 BC

Quantum physicist Sam Anderson is trapped, 202 million years in the past. Sam has helped create a machine able to unpick the threads of spacetime, casting objects eternally into the past. It’s useful only as a permanent means of disposal—and in a world where criminals need to be punished, that’s exactly how it will be used.

But Sam’s invention will become his undoing, the judicial penalty for a crime that he confessed to, but didn’t commit. It’s a death sentence.

Now he’s on a raw and hostile planet, stalked by dinosaurs, in the midst of a mass extinction event, and unlikely to survive the night. But he can’t give up, because he has to save his family, who are 202 million years in the future …

UNITED STATES, AD 2027

Adeline is an orphan—her mother died three years ago when she was sixteen, and her father is lost 202 million years ago, in the late Triassic.

Adeline knows he sacrificed his life to save hers, but her determination to find the truth reveals more questions. What has unnerved her father’s ex-colleagues? What are they secretly digging for in the desert?

Adeline will do whatever it takes to get to the truth, because somewhere, 202 million years in the past, her father is still alive …

©2022 A.G. Riddle (P)2022 Recorded Books

One of the best time travel stories I’ve ever read

This book has it all. If you liked Recursion by Blake Crouch you will love this book. I’m not someone that typically makes reviews but this book is that good. It’s one hell of a ride that has twists you’ll never even conceptualize as being a possibility. I envy all that read this that haven’t yet read this book. It’s THAT good, buckle up butter cup. Kansas is going bye bye.

Interesting way to tell a story on how time travel paradox works

Interesting way to tell a story on how time travel paradox works. Unexpected twist and turns.

Slow start but great ending

The first half of the book is really slow and boring. Almost stopped listening to it. But the last half saved the book for me was definitely a good read after that.

Good listen

I’ve liked AG Riddles books from the first time I picked them up. This was no disappointment. It had a few twists I didn’t see com

Exciting

I was excited about this book, but found it predictable towards the end. overall it was performed well and carried passionate parts admirably.
I recommend this book.