Traveler's Legacy
Dimensional Traveler, Book 3
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Narrated by:
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David Winter
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By:
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John Champaign
A council seat won. A world to save. How far will he go?
Stephen Crawford has come a long way from the physics graduate student whose thesis whisked him away to another dimension. Now a member of a secretive council of dimensional travelers, Stephen is playing a game far bigger than he ever imagined. But power comes at a price.
Enemies lurk around every corner: Stephen's methods put him at odds with fellow council members.
A war against his own creation: Suspecting betrayal, Stephen launches a covert operation against HAL, the AI he brought to life, with a risky new AI virus
Ethical lines blurred: To achieve his goals, Stephen makes questionable choices, including enslaving entire populations, leading to conflict and moral compromises
Time is running out: Obsessed with saving Earth from the devastation HAL wrought, Stephen's pursuit of time travel strains his alliances and pushes him closer to the edge.
As Stephen navigates treacherous alliances, deadly betrayals, and the very nature of reality itself, he must confront the question: How much is he willing to sacrifice to save the world, and can he live with the consequences?
Dive into the action-packed continuation of the Dimensional Traveler series, where the stakes are higher, the battles are fiercer, and the fate of multiple dimensions hangs in the balance!
Writing quality overall is similar to the second book, with fewer grammatical errors but many more little (and some large) plot holes and inconsistencies.
Audiobook narration is at the same level as the first book: well done for the most part, but with a couple of weird character voices. With so many characters of different races it would be hard to come up with different and consistent character voices, so the narrator does a commendable job overall. Production quality is good, except the first word if each chapter seems to be cutoff at the beginning ("sixteen" -> "-een"); nothing too important, just weird.
I'm a little bit disappointed with this final book in the series. The conclusion to everything was well conceived, and poignant, but the inconsistencies in how we got there were a bit frustrating.
A great ending marred by some inconsistencies
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