And the Walls Came Tumbling Down

By: Debbie McGowan

Narrated by: Hannibal Hills

Length: 7 hrs and 7 mins

Publisher's summary

"This is the natural order of things: for each decision we make, there is an infinite number of possible outcomes, only one of which comes into being. It is an infallible truth; our future is born, singular. But for you, that is no longer the case."

Jack Davies led an unremarkable life, serving fast food in a nondescript seaside town by day and playing computer games by night. Unremarkable that is, until Professor Jericho ordered a sausage and a cup of tea.

After discovering he has the ability to move through time and space, Jack embarks on a journey to repair a tear in the fabric of reality, with only his high school stalker, a television news crew, and a crossword puzzle for help.

With every moment of indecision, the problem gets more complex. And Jack never could make up his mind.

©2010, 2016 Debbie McGowan (P)2018 Debbie McGowan

Narration helped.

The book concerns time travel, parallel universes and humans neglect to nature. The characters were enjoyable, but the plot may be hard for some to follow. Being able to follow the plot didn't bother me, but I found it a little boring and the message seems to be a little forced into the story. The story takes place in basically the same 3 areas and since they are dealing with parallel universes, repeats itself a bit. The narration was good. The voices were unique enough to tell the characters apart from one another and was loud and clear and easy to understand. I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review. #TimeTravel #Greatnarration #tagsgiving #sweepstakes

good narration, OK story

I was given this free review copy audio book at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

I struggled a bit to get into this book. For a parralel universe premise, I felt they were too similar and it kind of felt repetative. The narration is what got me through the book. His lively style and unique voices are what kept me interested in the story. All in all, it wasn't horrible but it could have been better.

And the walls

This started out great!It then went a bit pear shaped with all the timey wimey stuff I got confused.Then hit repeat.The best thing about the whole thing was Hannibal Hills narration!
I was given this book by the narrator,author or publisher free for an honest review.

Good story that got a little muddled

I enjoyed this book very much. The narration was VERY well done. The main character was interesting. My only quibble is that the story got a bit "timey-wimey, wibbly-wobbly" - for the last 1/4 of the book or so I gave up trying to keep track of it and just went with the flow. I will admit that I was listening to listen in fits and starts (irregular commuting) and perhaps it would have made more sense if I didn't have gaps in between listening.

As said, narration was excellent - a real pleasure to listen to.

I received this book for free from audiobookboom.

nice

a very nice story with a nice enough idea the narrator was good and the story wasn't bad but it wasn't a wow book if I explain myself correctly but I did enjoy it quite much
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review

Middle of the pack

I found myself really enjoying this book about half the time and then the other half I just found myself wishing it had something a little bit more to offer. I really like the time travel genre and try to listen to as many as I possibly can. One thing I liked was the witty humour of the characters in this one but I found it difficult for me to root for them as I do with many main characters. The performance was very well done and it was easy enough to tell characters apart by the voices the performer gave to them. There was subtle tone and pacing changes which did add something to the story. I think maybe I had very high expectations for this one and just wanted more from it. There is another title by this author that I’m interested in so I think I will still give that one a try. I received a free copy of this audiobook from audiobook boom. This in no way affected my opinion of this book