Gone to the Rapture
The Time Bubble, Book 14
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Gone to the Rapture
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Jason Ayres
About this listen
Imagine a world where everyone is disappearing and soon you may be the only one left.
A truck crashes on the M40 causing one of the worst motorway pileups for years but the driver is nowhere to be found. Over the next few days more unexplained disappearances occur, leaving investigators puzzled, and the government in a panic.
Amid claims of alien abductions and prophecies of a biblical nature, Josh believes there may be another explanation involving time travel. But his theories will have to wait because as the population vanishes at a frightening rate, and society begins to break down, those who remain are plunged into a desperate battle for survival.
Unravel the mystery by joining the time bubble team in their latest adventure, which once again expands the time travel genre in a fresh and innovative way.
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Great storyline
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This was an intriguing tale, well described and narrated well. It was about a quarter way in that i realised where this sat in the Time bubble timeline. I won’t spoil it for you.
Disappearing people was the essence of the story and this was well handled.
Also very well handled was the portrayal of government officials Dominic and Jenna who map very well onto two of today’s real life (allegedly disgraced) politicians
I enjoyed the conclusion and am looking forward to the 80s story next but hope this isn’t the last we hear of the Time Bubble crew. It did say ‘the end. For now’ at the end.
Here’s hoping.
Loved the story and performance
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Interesting concept
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Samuel James does an excellent job here and by way of recommendation, I'm reposting my ebook review.
Jason Ayres has a reaI knack for producing high quality fiction.This one is no different and brings all the characters back together at one ooint or another in this story.
The worrying, but unsurprising, themebin this book is humanity, the lack of it,and how we recognise ourselves. Also worrying is just how predictable we as a species might be when challenged.
I had thought this story was going in a certain direction, when it swerved quite severely. And let's just say the light it portrays politicians in came as absolutelyno surprise whatsoever.I can easily attach names to some of the characters, which says very, very liittle for the current ruling party.
A brilliant read ( and now listen too), just a shame I finished it so quickly and now need to wait for Mr Ayres's next work.
The best, and most concerning, Time Bubble book yet
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Really interesting concept in this book, it’s set a little earlier than many in the series with the main protagonists only a few years older than the first book. The story draws you in and makes you listen to ‘just one more chapter’, always a sign I’m enjoying a book. I won’t go down the spoiler route except to say the (increasingly confusing) multiverse is a part of this story but it’s well handled. The ending feels a little rushed after a steady build up but it’s a bit of a feature with this series, each one sort of ending with a bang.
As for the narration, Samuel James does a really good job and is easily up there with the best in the series, hopefully he’ll do more in the future.
Last point, this book is refreshingly clear of some of the rather cringy overtly sexual references that some of the past books have had which I found to be welcome. Some things are better for just being implied rather than described in detail.
Overall, very enjoyable, interesting concept well executed. Already looking forward to the next one.
Different but the same
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More Seema and Lauren Adventures!
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