The Price of Time

By: Tim Tigner

Narrated by: Paul Michael

Would your character change...
if you had all the money in the world?
And all the time?
Would you become a better person?
Or worse?

Imagine Agatha Christie meets Michael Crichton in a fast-paced, philosophical mystery thriller.

There’s a secret in Silicon Valley. A discovery. An invention. One so startling and surprisingly sinister that it needs to be kept - at any price.

Tim Tigner takes a step back from his best-selling Kyle Achilles series to introduce Zachary Chase and Skylar Fawkes in a fresh stand-alone novel that’s bound to keep you glued and guessing. With secret meetings, sudden disappearances and strange murders, secret agents, skillful assassins, and sexy locations, The Price of Time is packed with fast-paced action and first-class intellectual intrigue.

Propelling the thrills and perched at the middle of the mystery is one of humanity’s great questions: Would finding the Fountain of Youth be a blessing?

Prepare for sleep-deprived nights and skipped chores while repeating the phrase: "Just one more minute."

Amazon named Tim Tigner an All-Star Author in December 2017 and every month since for being one of the most popular authors in Kindle Unlimited.

©2019 Tim Tigner (P)2019 Tim Tigner

Started great but ….

I honestly thought this was about time travel and corporate skullduggery, it was neither. Stories about eternal youth usually have a 'catch' to them so I avoid such stories, but I liked the narrator and Zachary Chase so I continued. If it were not for those two factors I would have skipped this all together.

It was just ok

You had to stretch your imagination to really buy in to the overall premise of the book. Based on some of the other books by Tim Tinger, I read this one had very little mystery or any suspense at all. I did not enjoy this book as much as some of his other books.

Good setup weak follow through

Incorporating the dimension of time opens great possibilities.
The pace and narration were good, but I found the plot lacking as it progressed

Simply brilliant

Quite an ingenious piece of writing. The fluidity of the tale is amazing. It fills non-fictional in some instances. I particularly like the references used in description. Simply brilliant

Pretty good, Narration got in the way

I went thru so many emotions listening to this book. Firstly, I think the narrator is marginal. Although he handles the men's voices O.K., the women's tones are horrible and began an undeserved (or reserved) dislike of the book. Secondly, the sound production was off the mark. It was s-o-o-o slow; only when I sped up to 1.25 was I able to concentrate on the story. Unfortunately, that was more than 2 hours into the book. Thirdly, the story -- actually, not bad by the time I got to the final quarter of the book. But any story that is hindered by the audible production and then doesn't "take off" until the second half is not worthy of high ratings.