Man out of Time

The Time Bubble, Book 3

What would you do if you found yourself cast 22 years into the future, into a world where your home is no longer your home, and you've been declared legally dead? This is the situation that Daniel Fisher finds himself in, at the beginning of this latest installment in The Time Bubble series.

Stranded in the future, in a place where his outdated currency is worthless, things go from bad to worse for Dan very quickly. Before long, he finds himself incarcerated in a secure psychiatric unit, and his hopes of ever returning to the past looking bleak.

Elsewhere, Josh has unlocked the secrets of the time bubbles and can now freely travel in time. He returns to the scene of past encounters, as well as travelling to the future to join Peter on his adventures through time.

But has he been careful enough to prevent others from discovering his secrets?

Man out of Time is the third novel in The Time Bubble series. The story continues with Splinters in Time. A fifth volume, Class of '92, was released in December 2018. A spin-off series, Second Chances, is also available.

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©2015 Jason Ayres (P)2019 Jason Ayres

Worth reading

Good story, but a little short. Narrator was a bit ponderous. Characters could be developed further

Book? Yes! Narrator? No!

I like the continuing Time Bubble storyline. I especially enjoy hearing about how the writer envisions the future. As others mentioned, the narrator in this one is terrible! I hated the way he voiced Charlie so much that I wanted the character to go away!

Great story, not great narration.

the narrator sounded like he was either drunk or was a stroke victim constantly slurring his words. that being said, it wad a great story (with a couple of annoyances common to time travel like the protagonist not seeing the extremely simple solution to a problem that seemed impossible to miss.

Man, the narrator!

Story is still interesting and engaging. I’ll continue with the series. But, what was up with the narrator? Sometimes he sounded drunk, or addled in some way. I ended up switching to Kindle and READ the rest of the book. Geez!