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The Riddle Walker

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The Riddle Walker

By: Alydia Rackham
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 Because of a small, careless action in the medieval past, the Allied Forces may not win World War 2 after all.
Bhaird, second son of a Scottish lord, is heartbroken when his father is killed in a hunting accident, and the three MacDonald brothers are divided to rule their inheritances. While his brothers are given pieces of Scotland, Bhaird, bitter and angry, must cross the sea to Ireland. Oleron decides to come along on the journey. But as the brothers set sail, the sea churns and takes their ships under...
And when they surface, the brothers find themselves in the far future. In the midst of the second World War.

“The Riddle Walker” is the second book in Alydia Rackham’s thrilling “Weaving of Time” trilogy. If you enjoy a race against the clock, visiting pivotal moments in history, the struggle against temptation and wickedness, and the ultimate strength of goodness, you will love this tale.
Take your own leap through time when you pick up “The Beowulf Seeker” today! Historical Historical Fiction Science Fiction Science Fiction & Fantasy Time Travel Fiction Middle Ages Heartfelt
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The story is pretty good. The voice.... not so great but okay enough to listen to the story. I listened to one book with a female virtual voice and that was better than the male.

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