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The Planters
- A Ripple in Time, Book 2
- Narrated by: Sean William Doyle
- Series: A Ripple in Time, Book 2
- Length: 7 hrs and 42 mins
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy
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Publisher's Summary
A continuing struggle for survival in a time long past.
Former Federal Air Marshal Stephen Mason has again done the impossible. He has passed back through an unexplainable time portal and reunited with the three people he cares about most.
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- BookReader
- 26-01-2021
A Ripple in Time, Series
Plot. A Ripple in Time starts with a fairly routine passenger plane flight from Miami to Charlotte. Soon, the airplane enters a dark, lightning-filled storm. Upon entering smooth air again, the landscape has completely changed. No cities, no airports, a dead radio. The plane crash-lands in the Atlantic off the coast of Myrtle Beach and only about 30 passengers survive.
The main protagonist is Federal Air Marshal Stephen Mason. He and the survivors are in the early 1700s. Selfish and opportunistic passengers, friendly natives, evil pirates, and decent people aware of the future traverse the pages and carry the reader through the trials and desperate efforts to adapt to this new life ... or get home.
Written by Victor Zugg, nicely narrated by Sean Doyle, all voices male and female are well done, no problem discerning who's talking to who. Bumped the speed up to 1.3, but no real issues with production.
A Ripple in Time series consists of three novels, each in the area of 7 hours of listening. First novel was released in December 2019, The Planters, book 2 in May 2020, and finally The Punishers, book 3 in December 2020 - all by Tantor Audio which, I believe, is owned by Recorded Books.
Early American history and SciFi buffs should enjoy. Recommended.
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- Alan Frost
- 25-01-2021
Irrational characters
The story overall is decent as are the characters. I have two main problems though with the plot. The first is that the characters behave utterly irrationally when it serves to further the plot. The second is the lack of use of future knowledge/technology - something which is even worse in book 3.
Spoiler alert.
Problem 1. The main bad guy is Nathan, the jerk from book 1. Only this time he escalates. He is responsible for kidnapping, attemptive murder, etc. And not just once. But every time they just manage to survive his latest evil plot, the characters welcome him back in with a conversation that is something like:
One of the main characters: "Nathan, how could you? You almost had us all killed and left one of the women to be raped and murdered by pirates."
Nathan: "But I didnt get away with it, did I? And I am one of you since I was in the plane."
One of the main characters: "That's true. You didnt actually get away with it. And you are one of us. Welcome back. But we'll be watching you!"
Rinse and repeat after each evil scheme.
I literally had to shut down the story while I face palmed and only barely managed to get myself to finish it. Its hard to look at the main character, Steven Mason, seriously after this sort of thing. Particularly since he is otherwise so competent and hard to fool.
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- Laura
- 16-02-2021
Where's an editor when you need one?
Between the routinely butchered grammar and a narrator tone that had no relationship to what he was reading about 30 percent of the time, the first book was hard to listen to, but the story was good, so I bought the next in the series. This one is worse. I'm glad it's over, and I'll be avoiding this author and narrator in the future.
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- Anthony
- 09-10-2020
Time travel story with no time travel...story.
I really don’t know why the author wrote this book. When you read a story about people traveling back in time you’re hoping to see some consequences of these people traveling back in time. The story had almost none of it. This was a story of a group of people traveling back to 1720, buying a rice farm in farming it. This book should have been called “farming a rice farm“. They didn’t take advantage of any future knowledge of the past and only had a very small piece of future technology. Time travel really had almost nothing to do with the story. Just don’t get it I guess.
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- Anyjoe2000
- 30-03-2021
Great Book
Not sure what some of the other reviews are about, while not Shakespeare I really liked this book and the reader did a good job. The story was captivating and easy to follow and the reader made it easy to distinguish between characters. Over all I thoroughly enjoyed all three books in this series and look forward to more stories by this author. I love a good time travel story and this fit the bill.
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- Amazon Customer
- 23-03-2021
Just as wonderful as part 1!
I'm was so amazed at the first book! When I found out that there were more books, I purchased immediately! This is a wonderful addition to part 1 and is written and read wonderfully!
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- Aubri
- 28-02-2021
Loving The trilogy
The sequel to A Ripple in Time. Can't get enough of the story and can't wait to start the next one. Awesome read!
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- Lynell Mangham - Me
- 18-02-2021
Great story idea
I liked the premises of the story but the length of the book is not long enough.
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- good
- 22-01-2021
its good
Its a good follow up to the first book but still have issues. I wish they didn't kill off so many of the passengers and kept only the white ones. I understand it easier to focus on a smaller group but why bother writing about them if not use them. Also I wished they would use modern knowledge to advantage more and stop reacting. Still the story is interesting and liked it.
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- dawnslp
- 15-12-2020
LOVED this story and miss it!
This was a simple story but I loved it! if you like time travel this is a good series!
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