The Quantum Curators and the Missing Codex

The Quantum Curators, Book 3

By: Eva St. John

Narrated by: Lucy Rayner, Alex Wyndham

The gods don't exist but who's going to tell them?

Something is rotten in the heart of Alexandria and Julius Strathclyde is in trouble. He appears to have summoned the gods, which is driving his partner, Neith Salah, insane. Not to mention all the other ultra-rational citizens of Alpha earth.

It gets worse.

The gods set a challenge that can't be refused. The race is on to find the lost blueprints for the Quantum Stepper. Whoever possesses them will be able to unlock the stepper's true potential.

The game is afoot and the outcome is terrifying. All of time and space will be under the control of the victors; to protect, or to plunder. Can Julius and Neith get to the plans before their rivals?

If they lose, Julius's earth is doomed, but if they win, Neith's earth will continue to disintegrate.

Can they find a third way? Or will the gods win out?

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Good narration. Disappointing story…

Alex Wyndham is one of my absolute favorite narrators! He could easily have narrated the entire series. His voice has a great range and he has a knack for giving each character their own unique sound, so amazing! The female narrator did well also, I would listen to other books she has narrated.
The first two books in the series were a lot of fun! So I was really disappointed when this one devolved into atheistic philosophies. Yes, this is fiction, but ridiculous, not entertaining.
SiFi can be fun to read or listen to, but I have to laugh when authors explain the concept of multiple universes and “Goldie Locks” planets.
For kicks… Take your watch off, completely disassembled it and put all of the pieces in a box. Now, shake it… let me know when it is reassembled. Let’s make it as easy as possible, don’t completely take it apart, just remove the band and pins, put those five separate pieces in a box and start shaking... Even if you use the tools designed for putting a watch band on it can take a minute… and the tool had to be designed.
Needless to say this will be the last one I read/listen to in this series.