Die Again to Save the World Omnibus, Books 1-4

Die Again to Save the World Series

By: Ramy Vance, Michael Anderle

Narrated by: Gabriel Vaughan

Every time Rueben Peet dies, he "returns" to his body with the memories of what's to come. He gets to "repeat" his mistakes again and again and hope he can do something different to prevent the future.

It's Groundhog Day meets the worst super-spy, ever.

When New York City comes under threat of nuclear destruction, Rueben is the only one who can save the city. But even an infinite number of re-dos is not enough, for lurking in the background is a nefarious force threatening, not only NYC, but also the world.

Rueben and his trusted friends must find a way to stop this evil from consuming everything and everyone. And the only way to do it is by dying again to save the world.

This boxed set includes: Die Again to Save the World, Die Again to Save Tomorrow, Yesterday Never Dies, and From Earth Z with Love.

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over all vary good but one thing did bug me.

the one thing that bugged me, was when the author had the time virus affected by guns and explosives. a cloud of viruses should not be be killed by guns and explosives.

Really good didn’t expect it worth the read

Great story. Had me on my toes, and at the edge of my seat not knowing what happens next so worth the listen. All four books are worth it.

Awesome- slow start though

I love Ramy Vance. It is a time traveler book, so it can be confusing. A bit different and slow to start, but once I got going I never wanted to stop. Maybe 5 chapters in, things became more clear. This omnibus is well worth the 1 credit. Once I suspended my beliefs about the CIA operating inside the US (simple solution would have been to replace CIA with FBI), it was a lot of fun.

fight seen?

unrealistic ... this writer has obviously never been in a fist fight let alone a firefight to think you could dance your way through one is just plain dumb.

Good idea but…

The idea and story could be captivating but unfortunately the characters and the dialogs are just too flat. I could not make myself to keep reading to the bitter end and put the book aside reluctantly.