Simon: Superhero Continuum

Not Your Average Chronicles, Book 3

De: Lucas W. Mayberry

Narrado por: Steve Field

“Before I start, you need to understand that everything you knew before about Simon was a lie” – Arthur.

Morgana and Unwin have kidnapped the world leaders in a diabolically evil plan that will put the lives of everybody on Earth at risk. With Simon stuck sixty-five million years in the past, they might just win.

Simon must get home. But first, he must travel through time and space. On his journey, he meets new friends and new enemies and, confusingly, old friends he has met before but not for the first time – Huh!

Vasia, stuck in a coma after being shot, discovers she has a supernatural journey of her own. When she meets the mysterious Ronan, he takes her on a trip where she discovers some startling truths that will transform her life forever.

Strap yourself in for the third installment of ‘Not Your Average Chronicles’. In a story sixty-five million years in the making, nobody or nothing is what it seems.

©2023 Lucas W. Mayberry (P)2024 Lucas W. Mayberry

Fun!

Loved it! The writing is really good, the story imaginative, and the narrator does a great job! Great series!

A plot that twists through time and space!

Title: *Simon: Superhero Continuum* by Lucas W. Mayberry, narrated by Steve Field, dives headfirst into a world where everything you thought you knew about Simon is turned upside down. With a plot that twists through time and space, Mayberry’s writing keeps you on the edge of your seat, while Steve Field’s narration brings the characters to life with charisma and depth. Buckle up for a thrilling ride where old friends become new foes, and the fate of the world rests in the hands of heroes both known and unknown.

Lucas Mayberry Does it Again!

Simon is back with a few twists that I never saw coming. Enjoyed the little history along the way.

I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review.

Time travel, superheroes, and saving the world

Superhero Continuum by Lucas W. Mayberry is the third book in the series. Steve Field did an other outstanding work on the narration. This time Simon has to go on a time traveling adventure to get back to save the world. His wife is in a coma and go on an adventure of her own. This story is entertaining, funny and interesting. Will Simon get back in time to save the world? Will his wife be OK after being in a coma? br />

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.would recommend

Thrilling adventure story!

Simon: Superhero Continuum (book 3 of 3) by Lucas W. Mayberry is a fantastic mix of sci fi, fantasy and time travel. This book jumps right in where #2 left off and I’ve been waiting for this book to see how the adventure progresses! I think it’s almost imperative to read the books in order to have the best reading / listening experience. Superhuman Simon is hurdled 65 million years into the past and has to make his way back to the present. On his roller coaster travels through time, he befriends King Arthur and some new “old” friends and enemies. Meanwhile Simon’s wife, Vasia, lies in a coma in the hospital, but with the help the mystery man, Ronan, takes a trip to learn some truths about her life. Back and forth in time, Simon battles the evil Morgana and Unwin, but the last battle will be the most important! There are interesting characters, great descriptions of the time and place, lots of twists and turns and a great deal of action. The narration by Steve Field is great. His performance and use of unique voices brings the character and story to life. Highly recommended for fantasy and sci fi fans!

Amazing Book

Overall the book is amazing. Really good storyline and the narrator has alot of enthusiasm to get you into the book. Definitely recommend. Keep up the good work.

Good story and performance

The story dragged on and on in several places. The wedding of Arthur was just too long and boring. It did mot add anything to the story. This happened a lot within this book. The performance was good. It took a while to get used to the accent and trembly voice of the narrator, but once I got past that difficulty he did a good job bringing the story to life. The second book was much better than this book. This was a disappointing follow-up.