Middle Falls Time Travel Omnibus 6

Middle Falls Time Travel, Books 16–18

By: Shawn Inmon

Narrated by: Malcolm Hillgartner, Luke Daniels, Scott Brick

Contains books 16–18 in the Middle Falls Time Travel series.

The Regretful Life of Richard Bell

Richard once had a very good life, but through his own actions, he lost it all. Now, he is a bitter old man in a nursing home, stewing in his own regrets. Middle Falls is a magical place, however, where death is not the end, but just the beginning of redemption.

The Anxious Lives of Edwin Miller

Edwin Miller is uncertain. Not about any one thing, but about everything. He's smart, capable, and completely unable to move forward in his life because of his own anxiety. He is stuck, living at what had once been the Silvery Moon drive-in theater. He has no friends, his family is gone, and he is lost deep in his own despair and anxiety.

Luckily for Edwin, he lives in Middle Falls, Oregon, where the apparent end is often just a new beginning and second chances abound. When Edwin dies, he opens his eyes again in his own teenage body in 1962, all memories intact. He has a second chance, but will that be enough?

The Tumultuous Lives of Karl Strong

Karl Strong is lonely. Not quite alone, which is, perhaps, worse. His best friend moved away, his mother died, and his father crawled into a hole and pulled it in after him.

He is a talented athlete, but after high school, he lets himself go and dies of a heart attack. Luckily, this is Middle Falls, where death is rarely the end of the story.

Karl will have every chance to find what he needs.

©2022,2023 Shawn Inmon (P)2025 Podium Audio

Another Inmon homerun!

Love the characters and their ever changing journeys. Each book leaves me wanting to start the next one!

Addictive

The Middle Falls series of books are some of my favorite listens. The stories fall in line with some of my personal beliefs about reincarnation and soul recycling making the themes really hit home. Highly recommend.

Sad, repetiveness

Spoiler alert⚠️ The stories are good, as always, but this new twist torturing people with repetitive, short, miserable lives, and the watcher getting away with the cruelty, ruined most of the stories for me. Horrible! The narrator Scott almost made me stop listening to Karl Strong's story. He reads like he's trying too hard; getting emotionally loud or excitable in all the wrong places.