The Stubborn Lives of Hart Tanner

Middle Falls Time Travel, Book 13

By: Shawn Inmon

Narrated by: Joe Barrett

Hart Tanner is a con man; a grifter who enjoys gaming people as much as he enjoys whatever ill-gotten gains he might receive.

When he dies an embarrassing, pain-riddled death, he is beyond surprised to wake up at an earlier point in his life with all memories still intact. A con man with access to life after life with no real consequences, why would he ever change the way he lives? But Hart Tanner does change. No matter how stubbornly he clings to his own resistance.

Like all books in the Middle Falls Time Travel series, The Stubborn Lives of Hart Tanner can be enjoyed as a stand-alone novel.

Contains a special note from the author.

©2021 Shawn Inmon (P)2021 Podium Audio

One of the best middle falls Is stories

I love every one of the middle falls series but I really loved loved this story, partly because of the break the author took and my excitement and gratitude that he was back writing another book.. It was a wonderful journey with unexpected twists and turns turns and emotions of gratitude for the character's growth. I'm so happy to hear there will be more middle falls stories in this series.

Another great one!

I have really enjoyed the Middle Falls series. Like most people I think number 2 was my favorite. This one was right up there as a favorite. The last sentence in this one actually brought tears to my eyes!

Hart Tanner is a despicable grifter…or so I thought

Hart Tanner, unlike other MF series characters, took a long long time to get under my skin. By chapter 17, I was falling in love, and once again, at the end of the book, i found myself in tears. For the life of me, I cannot figure out why Shawn Inmon’s books get me so involved in the life’s of fictional characters, but , once again, I feel like I have made a new friend in Hart Tanner. Perhaps it is because ,in the crazy, chaotic world, it gives me hope that in all of us is some good and we just have to find it. So, on to the next MF book.

I really enjoyed this book

I often try and branch out and not get stuck on a series. But I always find myself coming back to middle falls. I have read the bulk of the middle falls books and this one is definitely one I enjoyed.

Interesting lives

I enjoyed Hart's story. His beginning broke my heart. Life is such a struggle, even with the best childhood. Having a beginning like his makes that struggle almost unbearable.
At 16, I worked at Tijuana Taco in the Independence Center when I was short changed. There were crowds waiting to place their order and a middle aged man, who looked like he could be the church minister, short changed me. He was so calm and confident during the transaction. The crowd continued to grow behind him and I was feeling the heat to be done with him and move on to the next customer. I realized what happened as he was walking away and informed my supervisor. I had to go to the back of the business because I couldn't control my tears.
I was thinking about him about a week ago. Even after 32 years, he crosses my mind often. I had a rough start in life and, even at a young age, I wasn't angry with him. I have always hoped that he found a better way and eventually was able to give back for what he had taken from others. We all unfairly take from others and what we take isn't always money. I think of all the things I have taken through my life and hope that I have given back more than I have taken.
This was a deep book and I'm glad that I decided to buy it. It's good to be reminded of all the lessons Inmon sneaks into his stories. Barrett narrated wonderfully.