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Mission in Time
- An incredible time-travel journey
- Narrated by: Virtual Voice
- Length: 10 hrs
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- Free Market Guy
- 03-22-24
Fascinating Time Travel Story Line
This was an excellent “What if” exploration of time travel!
How do you cope?
What are your responsibilities?
Sort of a deep entertaining “prime directive” like story.
As a fan of the “time period”
This was very entertaining for me!
Virtual Voice sometimes made it so I didn’t know who was talking
I’m sure that will improve
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- PaulS
- 02-11-24
Worth a listen time travel
Worth a listen if you like time travel stories. The virtual voice reader was actually quite good. I've listened to much much worse real life readers. Definitely worth a listen.
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- Chris
- 03-03-24
crappy ending and I do NOT like AI narration
Do we really have to listen to AI narration? That's garbage. We pay enough monthly fee to get a person to read the book. Come on Audible, do you NOT already make enough money that you have to try to skimp by not paying a reader? YOU SUCK AUDIBLE
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- Johnny K.
- 03-18-24
ridiculous ending, the story was pretty good, but the ending ruined the book for me.
Author should be chastised for such an awful ending. it was like there was no ending, the book just stopped.
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- Ruben Acevedo
- 03-17-24
Good book!
A hard to find good time travel book , Hopefully there is a second book , because of the way it ended
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- Behrooz R Bahador
- 04-10-24
Not a science fiction
Traveling faster than the speed of light to go back in time 200 years just so they can join some American war in the 1700s. Dumb!
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