The Time Traders

De: Andre Norton

Narrado por: Graham Rowat

Drafted into the army of time.

Intelligence agents have uncovered something which seems beyond belief, but the evidence is incontrovertible: The USA's greatest adversary on the world stage is sending its agents back through time! And someone, or something, unknown to our history is presenting them with technologies - and weapons - far beyond our most advanced science. We have only one option: Create time-transfer technology ourselves, find the opposition's ancient source...and take it down.

When small-time criminal Ross Murdock and Apache rancher Travis Fox stumble separately onto America's secret time travel project, Operation Retrograde, they are faced with a challenge greater than either could have imagined possible. Their mere presence means that they know too much to go free. But Murdock and Fox have a thirst for adventure, and Operation Retrograde offers that in spades.

Both men will become time agents, finding reserves of inner heroism they had never expected. Their journeys will take the battle to the enemy, from ancient Britain to prehistoric America, and finally to the farthest reaches of interstellar space....

©2000 Andre Norton; The Time Traders copyright 1958 by The World Publishing Company; Galactic Derelict copyright 1959 by The World Publishing Company (P)2021 Tantor

Great series!

Classic space adventure by one of the masters, Norton really knew how to spin a good yarn. Her writing is of a different era--it shows, and is very welcome.
Note that this is actually TWO books: "The Time Traders" and its sequel, "Galactic Derelict". Note too that the other Time Traders selection here on Audible also contains multiple novels, and completes the series.

The author

I love Andrea Norton one of my favorite books is Star Man’s Son would love to find it on tape

Well Done

These are two of my old favorites combined into one audio book. Highly recommend. Andre Norton's early books (such as these) were very good.

LOVED Re-Reading these books that I read as a teen!

It re-ignited the same passion I felt when I discovered them 40 years ago. Optimism / Faith in a human spirit.
Although as a teen the repetition of phrases. Ex: “Your guess is is as good as mine” when asked a question., and others, drove me crazy. But a small price to pay to hear this classic reborn. ‘Huzza’ to a Master!

two very good books

I enjoyed these in the 70's when I read them. enjoyed them hearing them now. yeah, they are dated in places but worth listening to still

Cool concept, but...

I thought I would really enjoy this book based on the summary, however, two hours in I gave up. The narrator was great, I just could not get into the story.