The Time Typer, Book 1

By: Jameson Watts

Narrated by: Cory Mikhals

Length: 1 hr and 6 mins

Publisher's summary

Connor lives on an Earth that's nothing like the one we know today, and this is his story. Join him as he tells you about his life. Meet the people he cares about, and learn more about his attempts to change the world. Will he be successful?

©2015 Sender Publishing (P)2015 Sender Publishing

Great Audio book. Can't wait for the next one!

Where does The Time Typer, Book 1 rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

Just joined audible and took a chance on this one because the story intrigued me. It was awesome. The story was interesting and the narration was really easy to listen to and fit with the character.

What was one of the most memorable moments of The Time Typer, Book 1?

The whole book was great.

What about Cory Mikhals’s performance did you like?

His voice fit the character and the pace was right. He drew me in and made the story more alive.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes

I loved this book. The narration kept me engaged

I had read this book a while back . I ran across the audible version a couple weeks ago. I enjoyed the audible version even better than the first time I read it! I highly recommend this book.

Excellent voice over talent, decent story line

What did you love best about The Time Typer, Book 1?

The concept of "Time Typer" is pretty unique in that it takes place in a post-apocalyptic world where people don't quite understand how technology functions. The focus is strongly on the story of a young lady realizing her origins and how the people who have surrounded her weren't who she thought they were.

Would you be willing to try another book from Jameson Watts? Why or why not?

It was a pretty good story and I would be curious to see how the book progresses. I wish that there was more content for me to feel more invested in the characters.

Have you listened to any of Cory Mikhals’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

I have never heard any of Cory Mikhals' work, but he is a superb reader and really brought the story to life. His sound quality was excellent!

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

I didn't feel very invested in the story and almost felt a little indifferent towards the characters. This is just a matter of opinion, so I imagine there are a lot of fans out there that would enjoy this type of story.

Any additional comments?

This book is worth the listen, because the voice over talent is great!

No plot. No setting.

This book has an interesting premise, and intriguing cover art. The good news ends there. Complete plot summary: Three people take turns typing into the titular machine, while talking about various personal tragedies in a vague manner. They open a safe, remove undefined "stuff", and leave. We never learn what they look like, where they are, or what their surroundings look like. The stated reason for their use of the " time typer" is to warn those in our current era to prevent certain events. We are told that the length of time that the machine will function may be limited. Nevertheless, they waste this opportunity telling us about their feelings about personal events, rather than giving any of the allegedly important warnings. I can't stand any more; I won't be listening to the next segment.