Time Travelers Never Die (Audiobook)

from housecarl

I have been reading science fiction since I was 12 (57 years), but this was the first book by Jack McDevitt. It won't be the last. A very satisfying read, one that begs for a sequel. Too bad; it appears that McDevitt doesn't write sequels. The book is filled with delightfully described zippings a...

from sensitivemuse

I've noticed with this book, some readers were miffed as there is no 'real villain' of the book. This was fine by me. There's no need for antagonists in every book read. I really enjoyed reading this one, the time travel was excellent and it made a real good adventure/science fiction book to read...

from jamietr

This was just a fun book, plain and simple, and a great read. I am a big fan of time-travel stories. Although not quite as much fun as Joe Haldeman's The Accidental Time Machine, the story itself was enjoyable. The character's romp through time is very much the kind of journey I'd want to take if...

from Queensowntalia

Time travel is a tricky subject. There are so many variations on the theme, with so many potential difficulties, that it can be challenging to present it in a truly believable way. Now, I'm the sort of reader who's willing to set nitpicky details aside if the story is engaging enough, which almos...

from justabookreader

Science fiction is a genre I've fall out with, not intentionally, it somehow just happened over the years. Lately I've wanted to get reacquainted and this was my first foray back into science fiction. After Michael Shelbourne, a well-known physicist, goes missing, his son Shel finds out he develo...