Time Risk

Time Risk, Book 1

De: Elyse Douglas

Narrado por: Christina Traister

Hawaii, December 1941—Saving the past, risking the future.

Eighty-three-year-old billionaire Andrew Whitlock recruits Rachel Hunt, a thirty-three-year-old former homicide detective with a tarnished reputation, for a daring mission: travel back in time to Honolulu, just days before December 7, 1941. Rachel's task is to locate and save Andrew's father—a man he never met—from perishing in his fighter plane during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.

As the mission begins to spiral out of control, Rachel finds herself hunted by Naval Intelligence and the Honolulu Police. Amidst the chaos, Rachel discovers that she might have a fleeting chance to change the entire outcome of the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor—if she can survive.

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it was good until the end.

The book was great up until the very end which was really stupid. Yeah I know time travel is ridiculous in the first place but I really enjoy most all time travel books however the ending was just double ridiculous. I had enjoyed the book up until the last 2 sentences of the last chapter which just ruined the whole book for me.

A good adventure!

Interesting fast-paced historical time travel adventure! And clean! Looking forward to the next novel in the series

Great Time Travel Saga

I enjoyed this well-told time travel tale. Most time travel stories have a lot of "rules" around how it happens...but this one was open to every readers interpretation of how it has to happen. There was no problem with people remembering how things were before the time travel and that made the story feal easier. I was also afraid that the author would leave the story unfinished...a cliff hanger so that I would have to buy the next book to find out how it ended. I was relieved to discover that she did not leave any loose ends. It's a feel-good story with lots of intrigue and action and keeps you guessing which way it's going to go. A time travel story from a woman's point of view. I like that.

Woke bs ruined it

The woke bs ruined a potentially good story. I can't stand when authors inject globalist woke garbage into their books. To the author; people don't want or need your social engineering attempts.

I was a bit leery to try as I usually don’t like war novels… but this was fantastic!!! Read it!

Loved it all!!! Elyse Douglas is a master at time travel! Love her Christmas Letter series!