The Device

De: Dale C. George

Narrado por: Hunter Elliott

"The secret of time-traveling into the future, would be found in the past...."

When George d’Clare receives the diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease, he and his wife. Madison. organize a support group. This noble endeavor eventually leads them to meeting a strange man with an incredible story - a captivating tale about a device that could transport a person into the future and return them safely to the present. His far-fetched account also comes with an equally fantastic offer: to help him in a daring plan to use the device to bring back the cure for the disease. Thinking the man suffers from dementia, George dismisses him as delusional.

But when the strange man is later killed in a deliberate hit-and-run, the couple embarks on a search for the truth about the device, beginning with the perfectly handwritten diary he left behind. They soon discover that they are involved in a deadly cat-and-mouse chase through time, whose origin dates back to the final days of World War II and to a highly classified Nazi operation, codenamed “Firebird".

Could there actually be a device capable of time travel? And if so, can George and Madison find it in time to stop the next phase of the inconceivable Firebird plan?

©2017 Dale C. George (P)2022 Dale C. George

Great story topic sabotaged

The story topic was great but was sabotaged by the writer. He treated his heroic characters all as victims. Very sad with little hope. The ending was too little too late.

Detailed and long

I like time travel books, this one jumped back and forth and was confusing at times. I was drawn out too long. Not bad story though

Great characters

I enjoyed this story, especially the characters and time travel aspect. Will look for more from this author.

AH. MAY. ZING.

This was a great goddamned book! It had a back-and-forth timeline, science that made sense to dumb people like me, and time travel with physical consequences.

I wasn’t in love with the narrator, but I’m looking past that because of the story.

Time-travel and WW2

If you like time travel books and WWII history, this is a combination of the two; the characters themselves are fictitious. I enjoyed this book.