The Schumann Frequency

By: Christopher Ride

Narrated by: Sean Mangan

Wilson Dowling is sent from the future to the present day to rectify the Schumann Frequency which has the power to slow the speed of time. Clues buried deep within the Dead Sea Scrolls have made this Dowling's mission - he must open three energy portals hidden within the most famous archaeological sites on Earth. Wilson has to move quickly as forces of opposition mount against him, forces which threaten to unravel his mission and decide the fate of the entire planet.

An adventure not only through time and humanity, The Schumann Frequency races through various corners of the globe from the Mayan ruins in Mexico, to the Giza Pyramids in Egypt and finally Stonehenge for the book's thrilling climax. Christopher Ride takes you on a gripping journey that will keep you riveted.

©2007 Christopher L Ride. (P)2007 Bolinda Publishing

Critic reviews

"A terrific read. What a page turner." (The Daily Telegraph)

great story!

absolutely loved it! cannot recommend it enough! can't wait to listen to the next book.

Just so-so

There is a somewhat interesting story in here, but it is heavily obscured by the inept character development. I don't know whether it was the fault of the author or the narrator, but the characters were overly stereo-typed and the dialogue ridiculous. I found this so annoying that I just wanted to get to the end. Too bad - it had potential.

Great story.

Any additional comments?

A great time travel story with a good narration. first book of a series that look to be intriging (2nd book is THE FIRST BOXER listed under author Chris Ride.). Will be glad to listen to any more I can find.

Great

I like: action, adventure, intrigue and twists and if I am lucky with a book it gives a little education. I got all this. It is really cool and fun.

Great time travel book!

I'm a regular audiobook listener who has read several time travel novels. This is one of the best of them. I have only gave 1 other 5 star rating. What makes this book worth a credit is that every part is interesting, starting from the very beginning; the characters are interesting with good backgrounds; good research that you can actually follow online as you listen; ancient locations that invoke mystery; good plot that keeps you guessing and really good narration (which can destroy a good book). Other than some mispronunciations it was very good. I would also recommend Lightning by Dean Koontz.