Yestertime

A Novel of Time Travel

By: Andrew Cunningham

Narrated by: Greg Hernandez

"I'm going to die a hundred years before I was born...."

The handwritten note was in a dusty trunk that sat in a cave untouched for 150 years. What did the words mean? When journalist Ray Burton finds the trunk near the Arizona ghost town of Hollow Rock, his life changes in an instant.

Something in the trunk shouldn’t be there.

This begins a dangerous journey of discovery bordering on the impossible. A discovery that will affect the past, the present, and the future.

©2020 Andrew Cunningham (P)2023 Andrew Cunningham

This is a really good time travel story!

This audiobook is an adventurous story of time travel. It captures your attention and takes you on a ride. It raises interesting possibilities. Would you do whatever it would take to get back to your own time? Would you travel back in time to your favorite era if you had the opportunity, despite personal risk? Would you be concerned about changing history through your actions?

Some of the characters are likeable; others not so much. The book does not portray the various time periods as glamorous or romantic. It portrays them in a harsh reality.

Author Andrew Cunningham spins a really good tale. Listeners will feel like they are with the characters. Narrator Greg Hernandez has a pleasant voice and does a great job.

I liked it

the story was good but the narration was dry. without actually reading the words it's easy to see that there were very few contractions... very clinical.

Recording is strange; firs syllables are cut off.

Is he using voice activated equipment?
Interesting story though.
This subject is a favorite of mine.

Very entertaining 

The amount of accurate research was amazing. Good job. I would have preferred to have listened to a narrator who had more ability with changing from male to female voices.

I am looking forward to reading book 2 in this series.

Excellent book, horrible narration

Very good book and I thought it was worth the listen despite the terrible narrator. The narrator’s enunciation is absolutely horrible and he apparently has no idea how to apply proper tone. It’s like listening to a kid read aloud in a fifth grade class.