The Changing Lives of Joe Hart

By: Shawn Inmon

Narrated by: Charlie Thurston

Before Joe Hart can stop the murder of John Lennon, he must die himself.

When Joe Hart dies after leading a wasted life, he chooses to use his second chance to make the world better.

Even when he thinks he knows what is coming, changing the past is difficult.

What would you do, if you could do it all again?

Includes a special bonus note read by the author.

©2018 Shawn Inmon (P)2018 Podium Publishing

excellent

loving this series of books. I found it looking for books on Time Travel but this series is so much more than a typical time travel sci fi book.

WOW😹

possibly the best, so far, in this series. Be ready with a tissue or two. Powerful and encompassing.

starts slow, gets better

first lifes are mostly interesting, last life gets better and interesting quickly, I enjoy how the books interrelate to each other

I'll keep going with thus series.

Thank you Shawn Inmon. I have listened in sequence & will continue. Your post epilogue comment sealed the deal.

Inherently Good Protagonist

In this sixth book of the Middle Falls Time Travel series, our protagonist, Joe loses his life inadvertently...he does not take his own life and is not murdered. Joe's father was a musician that died on the day that Joe was born. Joe and his mother live modestly off of the royalties from his father's music. His broken hearted mother turns to alcohol at the loss of her husband. While Joe never turned to alcohol, he became a bit of a shut-in and never really did anything with his life.

Upon his first re-boot, Joe tries to save his two friends from Mt. Saint Helen's eruption as well as John Lennon, from his murder. I won't spoil the story by telling you how that ends up or how many re-boots that Joe gets. I will say he's a quicker learner than Veronica and Dominick.

Joe is one of my favorite characters. He is an inherently good person. None of his second chances involved him doing anything for his own personal gain. He just wanted to be of help to others and to make a difference for other people. I think I read this book faster than any of the previous five just because I felt so vested and connected to this character. We get to meet Scott McKenzie in this book. He is the protagonist of the next book and the small preview has definitely piqued my interest.

As with all other books in this series (except book 4), I very much enjoyed this book and highly recommend.

An amazing series, I highly recommend this series!

This is one of the very few series I have committed to listening to all in a row! All are based on the same underlying rules, and a happily ever after, which I love. Mr Inmon is consistent so far, and each story is individual enough to keep me interested. I am so glad Audible has these available.

In some series, a change in narrator is disappointing, but each story, though related to other stories, doesn’t depend on a single voice. Mr Thurston brings out character personality and differentiates between inner and outer voices in this book very well, as have all the others so far.

Do yourself a favor and invest some time in this series!

Powering throught this series

Absolutely enjoying this whole series and this was another that i really enjoyed. Had a couple incidents that I could relate to a bit more too. Looking forward to the next one.

Extraordinary series, period.

This is one of those series that has you taking the story with you everywhere because you don't want to pause. I am an avid reader and this is some of the best writing I have personally ever read. I am a Shawn Inmon fan for life.

Another great entry in the series

I enjoyed this title, it was a refreshing change to it’s predecessors. I knocked a star off the performance though, because I enjoyed the style of book 5 so much and have seen how that a very small change to the delivery can make a huge difference to how easy the stories are to follow. That’s not say the performance was poor, had I not heard book 5, I would have rated another 5 stars!

this one touched me the most

it was interesting and good pace, not slow, not fast. his final decision on how to help really touched me.