The Many Lives of Jack Wells
A Time Travel Thriller
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Michelle Files
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After his execution, 42 year old Jack wakes up as a 19 year old, and he remembers everything from his past life. The only thing he doesn't know is who killed those boys. The murders have yet to be committed. Can Jack save the boys in time, and his own life in the process?
Over several lifetimes, Jack races through time to find the answers. This is one fight to the finish you won’t want to miss.
Teens and adults alike will love this time travel thriller. Get your copy of this gripping time travel series.
The Ivy Mystery series: The Many Lives of Ivy Wells
The Many Lives of Sam Wells
The Many Lives of Jack Wells
The Many Lives of Georgie Wells
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- Leslie Melanson
- 08-20-24
Reliving lives
Love the story and suspense :) the AI voice was pretty good (reason for giving it four stars).
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- Sandra Estevez
- 06-14-24
Wayyyy Better than the Ivy book!!!
I think this story was WAY better than the 1st book.
Jack was more perceptive of his surroundings and focused on understanding the situation. Hecwas better at compartmentalizing and figuring out the outcome.
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- Rebecca Campbell
- 08-29-24
Has More Potential
The Virtual Voice this book did a better job at the emotions but the repetitive mispronouncing words was distracting. These are basic things and editor should have caught. It wasn't just one or two words said wrong it was a lot of them. The story itself is a pretty interesting concept and I would love to hear it told with a seasoned narrator.
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- Smoky Trader
- 10-30-24
Virtual voice cracks me up
One of the main characters is named “Beau” but virtual voice kept calling him “Bow” 🤣 other wise a very entertaining and compelling time travel tale!
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- Ed Johnson
- 08-23-24
virtual voice feel dead and emotionless
the story is great foe those that like a time travel mystery. very good. the virtual voice has a very straight forward emotionless feeling plus the name Beau is pronounced both Beau and Bow. it gets comical after you notice. The story as mentioned is good.
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- T. R.
- 09-25-24
Great story premise
I loved the story line and its development; this made for a well written book with many plot elements. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
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- Wendy Hoffman
- 04-28-24
Great story
This is a fun time travel read. A little dark, but good and it kept my interest.
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- Amazon Customer
- 06-01-24
Good story.
The AI narration is very hard to get used to. AI narration has come along way, but the human element is still lost. For me, the narrator makes the story. There are so many good human narrators, I’m at a loss as to why you would want to go to AI route.
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- Renea Rayner
- 12-25-24
Compelling story AI reader choppy and bad
The story was interesting and not totally predictable. The Virtual voice was choppy and did not understand nuances. Pretty annoying. Since it was free with my membership I stayed with it. Had I paid I would have returned it.
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- Randy Waclawczyk
- 10-22-24
The lack of a good reading
The AI is extremely annoying. Mispronouncing words and no inflection. The story was repetitive tired of typing
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