Nantucket: Island in the Sea of Time (Audiobook)

from ffifield

The first installment of the Nantucket Series alternate history series. The island of Nantucket finds itself transported to the year 1250 BC and brings modern technology to the bronze age. The Nantucketers sail to the British Isles to trade whilst one of their number sees an opportunity to become...

from majkia

The people on the island of Nantucket, wake up one morning to find themselves and their island transported into the past, to about 2000BC. The island and one Coast Guard sailing ship are, as far as they know, the only people from their time suddenly in the past. What do they do now? How do they s...

from EowynA

Some pure escapism, and it was well-done. The premise is that the island of Nantucket, plus a bit of the sea around, is encapsulated and sent back to the same precise location but in 1250BC. It is a pure translation of people to a new time - that is, the technology brought back still works if it ...

from dssinger

I picked this book up at Denvention after it was recommended during one of the panels, and I'm glad I did. Unlike Eric Flint's 1632 series (which I also recommend), this one has seriously bad guys in the castaways, and that adds a lot of complexity to the mix. Now, of course, I have to read the r...

from jmoncton

This book is the first in Stirling's Nantucket series and is a speculative fiction piece that revolves around what would happen if the island of Nantucket and all of its inhabitants were tranported to the Bronze Age. The book is filled with many fun 'What if' scenarios. What if modern man ran int...