Time Travel Stories

By: James J. Caterino

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

A modern Navy fighter pilot travels back in time to WWII in the thrilling, action-packed Super Hornet 1942

A girl from a bleak apocalyptic near future comes back to try and change the future in Super 8 Images.

A man looking to change his life becomes trapped in his own past in Lost in Time.

Read these exciting stories and more in Time Travel Stories, an epic collection of mind-blowing tales of imagination from James J. Caterino, author of The Promise, Pop Star, and The Girl from the Stars.

The virtual voice is the worst

Mediocre stories, but the virtual voice narration makes it almost unbearable.... Leaving out words, using the wrong words, mispronouncing words, and weird emphasis and pacing. For instance, one character is a doctor. The narrator constantly says: "Dee Are (long pause like it's the end of a sentence) Fax" (instead of Dr. Fax) but then says" IV" like it's a word rather than initials. It's so distracting, it made so-so stories worse than they had to be. The worst virtual voice narration i have heard.

Good story ideas

The robotic reader is a cool idea, but it didn’t do the stories any favors. There were a lot of mispronunciations and changes in emphasis of words that made listening hard in some cases.

The author sounds like he is an avid Science Fiction fan. I got the references he made to classic science fiction and loved it.

I am a scientist. While I can suspend disbelief with the best of them, there were some places where having a science reader go over the book before publication would’ve been a big help. The best science fiction is rooted in science.

The story ideas were cool. The author is a good story-teller.

Voice choice

Seems like a silly mistake to make when the lead character of two of the three stories was male to use a female voice for all three.