Imposter Messiah

A Tale of Time Travel, a Tiger, and the End of All Time

By: M. W. Davis

Narrated by: TJ Clark

Length: 7 hrs and 45 mins

Publisher's Summary

When a time agent lets his historically significant student get killed, Josh is the only agent that can take his place. This event is causing the universe to play fast and loose with physics, allowing the sins of the ONLE time agency to haunt them from the past. Will ONLE survive this attack? Can Josh figure out how resurrection works and get the girl? Will Raj find a curry that doesn't leave him running for the toilet? Join the adventures of Josh and the rest of the ONLE time agency to find out.

©2019 M.W. Davis (P)2019 M.W. Davis

ONLY Protects the Time Line, Then Jesus Gets eaten

A Fun hilarious adventure weaving in and out of time as we follow ONLY as they attempt to protect the timeline when Jesus gets eaten by a Tiger, Josh has to step up and play the role of a lifetime all while fighting off another group of timeline protectors, that formed when the timeline was weakened. I could not put it down and had to keep listening to find out what happens next. Amazing first work for the Author that when combined with the Excellent narration brings you into this world. This Narrator has quickly become one of those narrators that you buy a book just because you know the narration will be perfect

Hilarious.

This was absolutely hilarious, I was laughing pretty much the whole time, a very amazing time travel comedy.

Fantastic!

This is not my usual type of book, but it was a fantastic read!
A lovely twist on both scifi and history in one sitting.
Only thing i can note on was that the sway from comedy to action
could have been smoother but a part from that its a full score!

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

enjoyable story and performance

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

Now! With that out of the way, I'm glad I had the chance to listen to this book. TJ Clark provides a great narration and M W Davis a fun and quite funny ride through time. At first, I was pretty worried this book would fall into the same trap most scifi stories fall into when bringing religion into the mix. Such a thing is a common pitfall seen in lots of scifi (heck, even the more recent BSG fell into this). That said, this story was thoroughly enjoyable partly because it doesn't take itself too seriously and definitely doesn't fall into the trap mentioned above (I mean come on, Zombie Jesus? ha!). I honestly kept waiting for the other shoe to drop and the author to start beating me over the head with religion.. I'm glad I was left disappointed, quite a refreshing experience. As for the time travel, it is certainly a unique idea and the references to other works really had me nerding out and enjoying this story even more than I thought possible. Thank you M W Davis and TJ Clark for a fun romp through time, I'll be sure to look for more of your work in the future.

All around fun book!

This is possibly the funniest book I ever listened too. I can't believe this is M.W. Davis's first novel. His influences are clear (Monty Python, Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Back to the Future, to name a few) but his voice still comes through clear. And TJ Clark's narration fits it all perfectly with fun and unique character voices throughout. Don't miss this one! I am definitely keeping my eyes peeled for a sequel.

Imposter Messiah is a delight - listen to this now

This is my favorite listen for 2019, so far. It is only May, but I really enjoyed this book.

I don't want to spoil anything for you so I am having a hard time writing a review.

Honestly if you have made it this far to read my little review I can just tell you to give it a listen, you won't be let down.

We all know that a narrator can make or break a book, well I am happy to say that the narration is spot on and really adds to the experience.i

Accents + Time Agents = Fun!

Interesting concept and a great narration by TJ Clark. Fun and play with accents and a philosophical question: Sometimes you have to endure the bad so as to avoid the worse alternative. Will draw you in right from the first two words, which I won't spoil here.

worth it

I found this book to be a fun, easy listen with great narration. It's an interesting concept, and I'd say irreverent, but not disrespectful (I'm not Christian, so others might feel differently).

A Fun Time

A great look at history and a great addition to the genre "a fun look at the minutae of the fantastic"

very pleasant surprise!

great story. not a big fan of time travel, but this one worked for me. perhaps not a great book for the Christian community, but for people like me, it works.

Entertaining enough listen, great narration

Kept me entertained however wasnt a laugh out loud listen, enjoyed the performance of the narrator.

Funny and clever

I recieved a review copy of this book. The story itself manages to be funny whilst also having a solid sci-fi story. It is both well written and narrated and I'm sad that the adventure is over.

Meh

The voices are pretty bad. The writing feels empty and weak.
Those sort of things don’t ever really bother me at all. But it made me cringe a lot and just, meh.
But I like time travel stories