Tin Men

By: Amalie Jahn

Narrated by: Simon Lee Phillips

Length: 7 hrs and 41 mins

Publisher's Summary

What if you could go back in time to save the person you love the most?

When his father dies in a tragic climbing accident, Charlie discovers a well-hidden family secret which turns his life upside down and threatens to destroy his sense of self as well as his relationship with his girlfriend, Brooke.

Named one of the 50 Best Indie Books of 2014 by Readfree.ly, Amazon top 500 reviewer Christopher Fischer explains why: 'Jahn handles a difficult subject matter with sensitivity, grace and depth. The novel explores the logical implications of time travel and cause and effects brilliantly and had me quite in awe of the twists and turns that this brought with it. At the heart, this is a story of love and family, about family values and deep emotional ties.'

Although deep down Charlie always suspected his family wasn't what it seemed, the truth of his adoption compels him to search for his birth mother. In the quest to find her, he realizes travelling to the past for the truth he seeks will jeopardize his relationship with the person he cherishes most in the world. Brooke nearly lost everything traveling back in time to save her brother. Will Charlie make the same mistake?

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