A Perfect Time

By: Lina Langley

Narrated by: Scott Dawson

Rio Alcázar is tired of small-time hit jobs.

Especially small-time hit jobs that send him to the ass-end of Florida when half the state's underwater, the other half is covered in mosquitoes, and he's on the trail of a small-time scientist whose kill fee won't even buy a cheeseburger with 2291 inflation standards.

He's desperate. Hard up for money. Doesn't know what to do.

Until the biggest hit of all comes in.

A high-value contract. An under the table job. And...a priest.

In 1612.

What the hell.

Rio isn't sure why the priest needs to die. But suddenly the scientist he'd meant to kill is his only ally as he hopscotches through cities and time, chasing Friar Lyons down a rabbit hole that takes Rio closer to home than he'd ever wanted to be. With his tech assets cut off by centuries and oceans, Rio's on a countdown, at a loss, and not sure he can even pull this off. Especially when hunting Lyons through the past may change Rio in ways that could make or destroy his future...as he races both Lyons and himself to meet his mark in perfect time.

©2019 Lina Langley (P)2019 Lina Langley

Time Travel and futuristic

I’m going to admit I don’t know a lot a lot time travel and I found myself lost in this book a lot.
Rio is an assassin in the future sent back in time to kill a priest.
There are a lot of twists and action and the book is interesting

The narration I listened to was interesting and gave the story life. I liked the different voices and accents for each character.