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Shift
- Narrated by: Luke Truan
- Length: 11 hrs and 25 mins
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Editorial reviews
Serial killer Peter Pendennis brutally killed and dismembered 11 people before he was captured and sent to a mental institution, claiming multiple personalities. When Pendennis claims that one of those personalities is beloved astronaut John Bruce, Nick Stubbs is sent to investigate, and he soon finds people are being murdered and their body parts are appearing in locations he has been, leaving him a prime suspect. Chris Dolley's multidimensional sci-fi mystery becomes absorbing thanks to Luke Truan, who gives a galvanizing performance full of energy and gusto. He helps to turn Shift's complex plot into a riveting saga.
Publisher's Summary
Peter Pendennis killed and dissected eleven people before they caught him. Soon he was safely locked away in an institution - but one of the multiple personalities he is host to claims to be the astronaut John Bruce, who is now running for President of the United States. And when Pendennis is confronted with Louise Callander, Bruce's former girlfriend, he tells her things that only the real John Bruce could know.
Nick Stubbs, a scientist investigating the nature of multiple dimensions in their connection to the human brain, was called in to investigate - and now very much regrets it. Someone is killing people, leaving their parts scattered in places where Nick has been, and the police think he's the prime suspect.
The modus operandi of the murderer is identical to that of Peter Pendennis - but he is apparently still securely under lock and key. Nick knows that John Bruce had tested a new faster-than-light ship using higher dimensions, and had reported a strange, almost religious experience. Was part of his personality left behind, becoming attached to Peter Pendennis? Soon, Nick and Louise are on the run. But how can they escape a killer who seems to be unbound by any restraints of space and time?
