True Tales of the Multiverse

By: Benji Wyvern

Narrated by: Matt Williams

Length: 2 hrs and 11 mins

Publisher's summary

Lincoln National Forest. Roswell. Four teens head out to the woods for some weekend fun... but they aren't alone. What will they do when they come face to face with extraterrestrials?

• A distraught wife frantically searches for her husband, who mysteriously disappeared after an assignment for the United States Department of Defense...
• A snobby passenger on a plane experiences a spine-tingling revelation about her seat partner's identity...
• A mental health patient begins to question his sanity and paranoia. Was he right all along?
• A top secret meeting of United States officials and politicians goes off the rails and reveals a horrific truth...
• and many more!

First contact has never been more mysterious and unnerving as our heroes race to uncover the truth about aliens, corruption, conspiracies, and government cover-ups.

• Travel around the world and through time to explore historical and modern-day accounts of abductions and encounters with UFOs or, as they are referred to today, UAPs.
• Why have the aliens made contact? How will humanity preserve its place among the stars? Should humanity collaborate with their alien neighbors or conquer their invaders?
• Jessica, Andy, Lily, Nikolai... and many others all have to figure out the answer to these questions as they fight for truth and for survival.

True Tales of the Multiverse is a suspenseful science fiction thriller with a mystery and horror twist starring a diverse cast of protagonists that will have you questioning fact from fiction.

©2023 Benji J. Wyvern (P)2023 Benji J. Wyvern

Wow, just Wow!

Matt did an amazing job narrating this tale. It just might be his best work yet. That accent is great and he brings each character to life in their own.
The book is an amazing masterclass in storytelling too. Which allowed Matt to really stretch his acting chops. Awesome job!

Couldn’t get enough of TOTM, must read!

This is a great audiobook. Matt the narrator was able to capture the story well and had a lot to work with. The deeply personal stories of each character’s arc allowed the narrator to tell a fascinating tale.

The story itself follows multiple characters placed in extraordinary situations. Each tale is masterfully interwoven into a grand design. Props to the author. This is an introductory science fiction story and doesn’t lean into it as heavy but it does go there. If you’re a fan of Black Mirror, Stranger Things, The Cloverfield Trilogy, X-Files, Tales from the Loop, or even Twilight Zone than this is a must read.