Time Risk 4

Time Risk, Book 4

De: Elyse Douglas

Narrado por: Christina Traister

History didn't record what really happened at Roswell. That was no accident.

In July 1947, something crashed outside a remote New Mexico town.

The Army called it weather debris.

Witnesses knew better.

Rachel Hunt is a time traveler hired by millionaire Kane Kelly to find out what happened to his mother—an Army nurse who disappeared near Roswell in 1947, when Kane was three years old. But when Rachel is sent back on a covert mission, she discovers the truth is far more dangerous than the myth. The military is already moving, witnesses are being silenced, and one woman—Maggie Shaw—has seen a secret she was never meant to see.

As Rachel races against a tightening military net, she must decide whether to follow protocol or break every rule she lives by. Saving Maggie could change history. Leaving her behind could destroy Rachel's conscience.

The closer Rachel gets to the truth, the clearer it becomes:

The Roswell incident wasn't just covered up.

It was contained.

The secrets surrounding it are worth killing for.

Someone is watching Rachel very carefully.

History is fragile.

Time is dangerous.

And Roswell was only the beginning.

Time Risk: Roswell blends real historical figures, classified military operations, and high-stakes time travel into a cinematic thriller where every decision has consequences—and the past fights back.

©2026 Elyse Douglas (P)2026 Podium Audio

Really liked this one!

Most recent (number four) in the time risk series. Like the others, well crafted, covering a meaningful event in the past, and somehow emotionally connected me to the time and the heroine. Well narrated. Kept my interest the whole time. Highly recommended.

Love this series!

I love all of Racheal’s adventures along with the entire team. Elyse Douglas does a great job of making historical events come alive!

Another Winner for E.D.!

Tackling the Roswell, NM alien is no small feat....Well done. Only one concern, I wouldn't have belieived Rachel was from Prescott, Az for a moment because she called it PresCOTT and not PresKIT.

Locals pronounce Prescott, Arizona as "PRESS-kit" (rhyming with biscuit), rather than how it is spelled (Pres-cott).

Other than that..... looking forward to Book 5

Chad Stevens-Roch