Falling Through Time

A time travel romance

De: Nancy Scanlon

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

From the day the Fates decided he would be the warrior to train and lead a group of time-traveling clansmen, Reilly O’Malley has been certain of everything. He’s gone into every battle, verbal or physical, knowing that he will be victorious. Rescuer of many, protector of the O’Rourke clan, knight in shining armor―he lives up to all the titles with the full confidence of a man who knows he will live forever. Gwendolyn Allen has been in love with Reilly, her best friend, since she met him more than a decade ago. But dreams of a happily-ever-after are dashed when Gwen finally accepts that Reilly won't return her love for him. She’s determined to move on, and she has…almost. Reilly is tired of dancing to the Fates’ tune, and when he and Gwen find themselves thrown together for three weeks, the Fates decide to step in...or rather, step out. Suddenly, everything Reilly knows is shaken to its core. When his otherworldly abilities begin to fall through time, Reilly may have to trust in something other than fate... He might just have to trust in love.

Great story! Narration was disappointing.

This was a fun time travel love story.
The biggest drawback was that it was narrated by virtual voice. AI speaks what is actually written, so when a word is misspelled, AI reads the misspelling.
Just a few examples... one of the characters names is Colin, however the pronunciation alterned between Colin and Colon... as in a portion of the bowel... Breanna was mispronounced every single time. Took a couple of times before I realized that "f-i-e-t" was phytt. There were many other irritating mispronunciations. The listener really has to keep up with who is saying what, because everything is basically just a book long run on sentence.
Despite the terrible virtual voice this is a good book.

Almost There

This book had the foundation for a great storyline, but it felt flat instead. Too much time was spent repeating (over and over again) the protagonists' desires and hesitations, both in their inner thoughts and to all their friends. This book could have been half as long.