Tesseract

The Infinity Engines, Book 5

By: Andrew Hastie

Narrated by: Rupert Degas

How far would you go to save your son?
The fifth book in the best-selling time travel series, Tesseract continues the story of Josh and Caitlin and their desperate search for their missing son, Zachary.

Taken beyond the borders of their continuum, they will need to recruit the greatest scientific minds of the twentieth century to create a powerful tesseract, a multi-dimensional portal that can unlock the alternate timelines of the Anunnaki.

But what they find will question everything they know about the origins of humanity.

©2021 Andrew Hastie (P)2024 W. F. Howes Ltd

Good listen, read 🙃😉

Listened to the five books and enjoyed each one by itself. Was surprised by the twists away from the obvious
Enjoy.

Slow start, Then Wow you got my attention!

When I first started to listen, I felt lost. I wasn't sure where this was headed. I even started the series again as I wanted to hear about Josh and the rest of the gang. But after re-listening to all of the books in the series again, I knew I had to get back to contagion. Glad I did, the whole gang was there, and it was good, great even with Lyra in the lead and all the new characters who helped her get her "sight" back. If you find the beginning to tough as I did, just push forward and you will be rewarded too.

Holds up, a constant consistent good series

Rarely does a series stay strong and not disappoint, but here we are. It’s a bit complicated with the folds and flips and skips through time lines, and streams and points. Just go with it and enjoy the ride.

The Mystery Persists

I love science fiction and fantasy, when they are mystery stories. In this book, you are never sure what is real. It never descends to describing a fight or other linear situation. You are never sure what will happen next. You are always learning something new about this universe. This is true of the entire Infinity Engines series. I hope the next books in the series beyond Contagion will someday be recorded.

same as the rest

it's all the same as the other books. it's good but seemed long. worth the listen if you have the others