The Night Gate

De: JK Franks

Narrado por: Steven Varnum

There are worlds that exist beyond our dreams...and our nightmares.

A brilliant scientist has uncovered a secret that threatens humanity's future. Now his girlfriend is missing, and the voices in his head are back.

Since losing his daughter, Emma, seven years ago, Pike Shepard has struggled to maintain a normal life for himself in the coastal community of Blackwater. It’s a quiet life, until a beautiful scientist shows up on his doorstep with a desperate plea for help.

Dr. Kate Cassidy has uncovered a new aspect to quantum entanglement: the ability to not just see the multiverse but a way to travel through it. Her device allows them to SideSlip between parallel planes that are at once familiar and quite bizarre, wondrous, and terrifying.

Her ability to travel between realities uncovers a dark future for mankind. A man with a dark purpose promises profound evil and a ruthless government agent eager to see them all fail. Unless Kate and Pike can outwit them, the place they call home may never be safe again.

Few authors would dare tackle interdimensional travel from a hard-science point of view. Franks does that and does it brilliantly. Slip into this gripping techno-thriller, where the biggest enemy you face might just be yourself. You absolutely won’t want to miss The Night Gate. download and listen now!

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44 Chapters in before story line progresses

Slow start with a very cool story idea, but it’s so slow in beginning. Then, you are hit with so many characters, (or versions of) all mingled.

Excellent story!

Suggest reading all of JK Franks books! My new favorite! This book deals with the multiverse in the most sensible way I’ve read

Exciting

This book continues a long line of great books by this author. He writes believable stories and always keeps you involved until the end.

This book is about the multiple realities/universes that exist and how one is trying to cancel another out so they can be the surviving universe.

Interesting play of characters and how circumstances can make us what we are.

Mind Opening

I enjoyed the complexity of the science that was explained clearly. There were many new concepts that seemed very plausible.
I love how real the author made the characters and the storyline. I think it would make a great movie.

Great build-up to a satisfying finish

I really enjoy how, through the authors words, I am always able to for a connection with the characters as if I have a stake in their fates. He also always does a great job incorporating tech, science and military in a way that makes it feel real, he definitely does his homework. I’ve read/listened to everything of his on Audible and I have yet to come away feeling like it wasn’t time well spent. Another great job!

Slow and full of holes

Something starts to happen in chapter 22. It's almost silly. These are supposed to be scientists but getting information is like pulling teeth. You would have to be truly foolish to do what the protagonist is asked to do considering that the first 21 chapters is spent keeping as much information from you as possible then with only hours before your experience you're basically told you that you have as much info as you need. It's seems to be filler because it certainly isn't suspense building. I want my credit back.