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Time Pebbles

By: Jerry Merritt
Narrated by: Emily Sutton-Smith
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Tekla, son of an ancient shaman, loses Ka Li when she is torn from his life by a brutal tribe of Denisovans in a Late Pleistocene kidnapping.

Ka Li escapes but is unarmed and forced to flee across the Bering land bridge where she becomes hopelessly lost in the endless tracts of North America. Only Tekla cares enough to search for her over the years. As Ka Li survives fierce predators and scarce resources, she leaves behind a series of signal cairns to help Tekla find her.

Skipping forward 60,000 years, Helen Ryland, a mid-20th century archaeologist, unearths one of Ka Li’s surviving signal cairns and realizes she has found trace of people who populated the Americas even before the Clovis culture. Helen’s detective work tracking Ka Li’s timeless signals across the Alaskan wilderness now intertwines with Ka Li’s story. As Helen solves the puzzle of the signal cairns she finds universal fame and suffers devastating misfortune. In the end, Helen discovers that science in isolation cannot answer all of her questions for Tekla’s devotion to Ka Li had not died even though 600 centuries had passed.

©2014 Jerry Merritt (P)2018 Podium Publishing Action & Adventure Historical Mystery Mystery, Thriller & Suspense Science Fiction Fiction Alternate History Fiction
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Did not know what to expect when I kicked off with this but glad I gave it a try. Wonderful writing and fantastic narration, more please.

Wonderful

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After an attempt at the soulless hell of Salman Rushdie's new novel I decided on something with a little less intellectual weight. I recently enjoyed Merritt's delightful time travel yarn A Gift Of Time and decided to give him another spin.

An archeologist in modern day Alaska is on the trail of a European woman she believed crossed the Bering land bridge from Siberia to the America's some 60,000 years ago. It's a beautifully crafted yarn full of emotion, detail and magic, not that sort of magic...... more the sort that inspires wonder at the miracle of human creativity.

I fair ripped through it and decided that chiding myself for not being able to grasp the intellectual cleverness of Rushdie was a waste of time. To finish a book and feel joyful and inspired by the experience is about as good as it gets..... for me anyways.

Beautiful and Inspiring

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I don't think u could find a more opposite concept if you compared both of his bpoks but the common denominator is they are brilliant.

Fantastic Author

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This book was such a find. So many of my recent choices have been a bit dreary, leave me disappointed. Had never heard of Gerry Millett but the blerb intrigued me. So pleased I bought it. Great story and good narration. I’ve looked the author up and purchased another. Looking forward to some enjoyable hours.

A real gem!

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Far more interesting than the description led me to believe. The story of these long ago people had me enthralled.

Unexpectedly engrossing

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couldn't get passed the emotionless AI digital voice. bland and flacid performance. the metronome tone just distracted.

Hard to listen to AI narrator

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