The Spartan Sacrifice
A Jump in Time, Book 4
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Narrated by:
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Mark Sanderlin
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By:
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Andrew Varga
About this listen
Whoever Controls the Past Writes the Future
Seventeen-year-old Dan and his partner Sam know that their only chance to stop Victor Stahl’s quest for global domination is another jump into the past. This time, they find themselves in ancient Greece on the eve of one of history’s most famous conflicts: the Battle of Thermopylae. Heavily outnumbered by the massive Persian army, the Spartan warriors and their allies are girding themselves for war when a horrible accident threatens the fabric of history itself. In a race against time, Dan and Sam must battle to prevent a catastrophe far worse than Victor’s sinister plans. Exciting, action-packed, and full of historical intrigue, The Spartan Sacrifice is perfect for teen and young adult listeners who love time travel, epic battles, and fast-paced adventures.
Critic Reviews
"A captivating tale of time-traveling teenagers who endure the brutal reality of ancient Greek infantry battle to save the modern world"—Thomas R. Martin, Author of Ancient Greece and Jeremiah O’Connor Professor in Classics, Holy Cross University
“A thrilling mixture of history and high-stakes adventure” —Allison McGeorge, Teacher-Librarian, York Region District School Board, Ontario, Canada
“An immersive historical experience fused with world domination and teenage angst” —Dr. Christine Crawley, Emerson Park Academy, UK
“Rich settings and dynamic adventure that unravels as Dan races to set history right” —Skylar Hamilton Burris, Editor, Ancient Paths Literary Magazine
“Andrew Varga masterfully weaves time travel, high stakes, and gripping action into a story that kept me turning pages late into the night.” —Oksana Marafioti, Author of American Gypsy