Time Wars Last Forever: Publisher's Pack

Books 1-2

By: Craig Robertson

Narrated by: Scott Aiello

Contains books one and two of Time Wars Last Forever.

Ryan Time (book 1)

There is a time for everything under the heavens. A time to kill and a time to heal. A time to love and a time to hate. But when it's a time war you're looking at, it's Ryan Time.

Jon Ryan is called back two billion years to save the Earth from an unprecedented threat. An alien clan is stealing time. It uses that time energy to power its quest to amass even more time. As the very real possibility of never having existed closes in on humanity, Jon must rally his ragtag forces to do the impossible, yet again. But how can you defeat an enemy who can cause you to never have lived?

Lost Time (book 2)

The Earth - all of her history, all of her life - never existed. The Clan, the evil time thieves of the universe, sucked the time energy out of our home world. That which never was can never again be. Obviously. Well unless, of course, there's a Jon Ryan out there!

Jon and Sapale must work with their new crew, two human academics spared humankind's foul fate, along with their captured alien time ship. But is their mission doomed to fail even before it starts? How can they resurrect something that never was? They don't even know how it can be done, or if it can be done.

©2019 Craig Robertson (P)2020 Podium Audio

I have a headache

Enjoyed it, but think I’m having time travel side effects. Too much Tom foolery going on as well.

Love it

I hope this series lasts longer than Ryan Lives. I have read so many of these books now and I still have not grown bored.

Enough time twist to keep your head spinning

Acted in a fun way. The voices he came up with for the various characters made it a very natural listen.

Everyone loves a smartass in space

A great ensemble cast for having to save the world... and then figure out how to make it exist again. I appreciate my own sense of weirdo banter, even taken 10 steps further.

All Over the Place

I enjoy the writers habit to jump into miniature short stories at times. Not so much sub-plots as just short addons of educational or entertaining clips.