The Traveler

De: Fredric Shernoff

Narrado por: Nick Mondelli

Dan Wells is a normal guy with a dysfunctional marriage and a job he hates. Like many others, he spends much time thinking about the past and what he could have done differently. When he discovers his ability to time travel, Dan wins a chance to revisit his past and alter his life's development. But a fatal mistake triggers a murderous chain reaction that threatens to ruin his life forever.

Now, Daniel will have to dive deeper into time and try to make things right. But when he finds in his past what he missed in his present - will he abandon his real life forever?

Fredric Shernoff, author of Atlantic Island, has created a new and brilliant spin on the time-travel genre and sends his listeners into a nuanced drama in a gripping sci-fi universe. Enjoy this thought-provoking time-travel romance that will grab you, excite you, and give you a new look on your life.

©2017 Fredric Shernoff (P)2018 Tantor

It is a keeper

It was a slow start, but the book ended very well. I thoroughly enjoyed this book, and I will listen to it again. So if you’re entertaining buying this book, I must say, I would cosign it.

depressing for a "romance"

Entitled whiny man never satisfied with his life. Cheats on his wife, messes up the whole universe, everyone starts getting murdered - then they just erase it at the end.

Different approach

The author is great at conjuring feelings from me and I was surprised by the twists. Good read! I'm glad I found this one!

A slightly different twist on time travel

I enjoyed the story. And the narration is great. You’ll definitely go up and down with rooting for or cringing at or shaking your head about the main character. He’s well written so you go where (and when) he goes. I’ll look for more by this author and this narrator. Well done.

Not to be mean…

The story was fine. The narrator was fine, until he had to do other voices. They all sounded like Kermit the frog trying to change his voice. It took serious effort to finish the book because of this. I would have preferred he just use his normal voice for all of the characters.