Seven Rules of Time Travel

Seven Rules of Time Travel, Book 1

De: Roy Huff

Narrado por: Christopher Lane

What if you could rewrite the past?

Quinn Black is having the worst day ever...over and over again. The same car blocking his driveway, the same horrific accident he witnesses, the same cop that keeps preventing him from saving his boss from dying in it, and the same memory of a girl from his past that gets sharper each time.

Then he realizes he has the power to travel through time and change the future. With infinite opportunities to alter the past, the possibilities are endless. Could he prevent terrorist attacks? Natural disasters? The deaths of friends? Or even go back in time and say the right thing to the girl who haunts his dreams?

Unfortunately, the rules of time travel are more complicated than he imagined, and before long, Quinn is thrust into the greatest race in human history. His actions can either save the world or destroy it. And now the man who could turn back the clock is running out of time.

©2020 Roy Huff (P)2020 Podium Audio

Enjoyed this book

I thought the book was well written. I was interested throughout and couldn’t wait for the next chapter.

An okay time travel book, with problems.

The main problem I had was with the plot, was spending so much time fixing a smaller issue, to the potential detriment of the main big issue. And the smaller issue could have been worked on while working on the big issue first, and would not be a detriment to the smaller issue.

Noel Westerlind gives this five stars!

Finally a new way to look at time travel! Each jump each new point in the story was more exciting than the last. The characters were exquisite, their personalities perfection.

Using every real politician star and the location they could must’ve taken this author a lot of time. Five stars for effort and accuracy.
Thank you very much, sincerely Noel Westerlind

The narration made this book

Often books like this are challenging to follow. Indeed, in this case, the switching of timelines made you more aware after the first chapter. Thats why, if you are as big an Audible fan as I am (over 2200 titles&counting), the narration is critical to a audiobook’s success. In this case, I loved this book from the jump because the narration was pretty darn good on top of an already strong story.

Let down

Great premise and a cool start. It felt rushed and the end was a let down.