Time Will Tell

Time Travel Romantic Suspense

By: Pamela Ferguson

Narrated by: Stephanie Dillard

Length: 2 hrs and 20 mins

Publisher's summary

A COVID-19 time travel romantic suspense novella. Hackle County, Book I.

Hackle County health inspector April Islip believes handsome tavern owner Clay Nolan might be Mr. Right - until he refuses to make his customers wear masks. Local residents are riled up about COVID-19, threatening April, when all she’s trying to do is save lives. When one of Clay’s irate customers runs April’s car off the road on the Fourth of July, she’s mysteriously transported back in time to 1970 and given the chance to right a past wrong. Can she thwart a dangerous plot involving Clay’s grandfather that doomed Hackle County’s future and her relationship with Clay?

©2021 Pamela Ferguson (P)2022 Pamela Ferguson

Interesting time travel story

This story is set during the pandemic but still fun. The narration was really well done.
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

TIMES OF THE PAST WILL REVEALED AT LAST

A DELIGHTFUL SHORT STORY ABOUT A HEALTH INSPECTOR WHO RIGHT ON THE JOB WITH THE PANDEMIC COVID 19. WHEN SHE GETS RUN OFF THE ROAD SHE FINDS HERSELF TRANSPORTED BACK TO 1970 AS HER GRANDMOTHER. SHE MAKES SOME CHOICES THAT UNBEKNOWN TO HER MAY CHANGE THE FUTURE, STEPHANIE DILLARD. DID A FANTASTIC JOB WITH THE NARRATION OF THE STORY.!

Some Things Run In Families

This time-traveling romance story is a fun, light read that touches on the COVID epidemic, small town narrow-mindedness and a the dichotomy between what was and what we choose to believe about our heroes and our ancestors.
As the first of a series it offers some interesting possibilities for future reads.
A fun adventure for a summer trip to the cottage.

Amazing Time Travel Romantic Suspense!

Oh! I loved this short Time Travel Romantic Suspense! The cover is beautiful! The story is set during the pandemic. April and Clay's story is fun, fast-paced, and intriguing. Stephanie Dillard did a fantastic job with the narration. I enjoyed it! This is the first book in the Hackle County Series, and I am looking forward to more in the Series! I was given a free review copy of the audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Time Will Tell

This was a good story incorporating the pandemic into a time travel adventure.I can't say much since it is so short.Stephanie Dillard was a fine narrator.I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Wonderful!!

This was a short interesting listen. The storyline was set during covid showing the mind set of people.Tthe time travel added intrique to the tale. The characters were good. I enjoyed listening to the story. I received it as a gift and this is my voluntary review.

I think I'm just on Covid Burnout

I did find this to be a fun time travel romance with some fun suspense, but the pushy covid health inspector side was a bit irritating. I'm not an anti-vaccer or against masking, I just believe in freedom to choose for yourself. The storyline was fun but I guess the political side was a turn off because I am just tired of the constant fights from both sides. Beyond that the narrator was fine but a bit slow for me, try 1.25 speed. The language was mild, it was a clean and a fast read.

—I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Great Read

Time Will Tell (Hackle County #1) was a good read by Pamela Ferguson. April Islip is the Hackle County health inspector. She believes that the handsome tavern owner, Clay Nolan, could be Mr. Right. Unfortunately he refuses to make his customers wear masks. The local residents are threatening April, even though she is trying to save lives to COVID-19. One of Clay’s irate customers runs her off the road, and she is mysteriously transported back in time to 1970. She is given the opportunity to right a past wrong. I enjoyed reading this book and cant wait to read more by the author.

Delightful, Short, Pandemic Time Trav

This is a short (2 hour) delightful tale of a county health inspector caught in a short time travel junket during the pandemic. Must be read in order and with part 2, Time Faults: Hackle County, Book 2.