The Time Travelling Tourist

The Time Travelling Tourist Series, Book 1

By: Nick James

Narrated by: Tucker Dally Johnston, Kitty Perrelli

2nd edition, re-recorded.

He never imagined he’d be playing God that day.

Brian Partridge leapt at the chance to buy the personal property of his favorite historical author following his death, although what he received was far more than he bargained for. It didn’t take him long to discover just how the author was able to write scenes from the past with such accuracy.

Of course, Brian was familiar with time machines in movies, but that was fictional—not real—and yet, before him stood one of his very own. He knew he shouldn’t step inside and turn it on, but the temptation was more than he could bear.

Following in his hero’s footsteps, Brian starts off on an adventure that he could never have imagined, although the dream begins to drift into a nightmare as he encounters dangers more than he can handle. Now he’s barely one step ahead of the FBI, who would love to get their hands on the man swirling his finger in the sands of time.

©2020 Nicholas Plumridge (P)2024 Nicholas Plumridge

Read like you were playing pinball! LOL

Absolutely fabulous story. Literally ricochetting thru time with unexpected twists and turns. Well-researched, exciting, with just the right amount of humor. Ending totally a surprise. Narrator was great.

Smart story

I liked the approach the author took to this story line. The story is laid out well, and the multiple characters are easy to follow. I hope there are more like it to come.

meh could've been shorter

the performance actors were over the top most of the time. thw story was average at best. I listen to this genre all the time felt a bit forced at times

Great story! Entertaining!

I like very much the the writing and the traveling that the character did. It’s something you would imagine yourself doing maybe. The details and storyline kept me engaged.

Two narrators. One is quite good.

Unfortunately one of the narrators has a very distracting voice - not in a good way - and combines over-acting when she should just be reading, and a failure to understand how some phrases are intended to flow into. Each other which is pretty! Annoying.