The Salvation

by Justin Lockey, Ariyon Bakare (Narrator), Toby Jones (Narrator)

David Miller, a war-scarred veteran grappling with PTSD, makes a startling discovery—his traumatic flashbacks are gateways to time travel. Recruited by the shadowy Fallen Arrow, David undergoes a surreal transformation into a time agent, wielding a unique power triggered by "The Lullaby." His mission: apprehending a rogue soldier wreaking havoc throughout history. As David navigates a secret war for time-altering technology, he must safeguard his newfound abilities from rival factions.

Genres: Audiobook, Science Fiction, Thriller, Science Fiction Fantasy

Audiobook

Published October 5, 2023

Reviews

[Justin Sylvia · Rating 3 out of 5]

Time Travel isn’t exactly an idea or theme that super excites me, but I am intrigued by different author’s take on the subject matter & how it’s handled. Notably I’m more familiar with Hunter Blain’s take on it in the Chronos Paradox series I believe it is. I don’t entirely understand it much better, but in his series, there’s a sarcastic dog Tim in it. I digress though. This definitely is another interesting & worthwhile take on Time Travel/Time Jumping, etc. I will say this without giving away any spoilers, the initial topic in this one seems a bit more realistic “all things considered”

[Jules · Rating 5 out of 5]

A solid full-cast, sound enhanced production starring David Miller, a former soldier (played by Ariyon Bakare) taken in by a secret British research group. Their goal? Time travel using memories connected with sound. It's a fast-paced narrative full of double agents, betrayals and redemptions, and ethical questions about mucking about with the timeline. The final minutes tease out a possible sequel, which I will definitely keep an ear out for.

[betanine · Rating 4 out of 5]

This story hits hard right at the beginning to set up the rest of the story. This reminds me of a Bourne Identity spy story in ways.

I liked the time travel aspect and the ways they explore butterfly effects in time.

There is more swearing in this story than I like, however it doesn’t come across as gratuitous.

A good borrow during a discounted Audible month.

[Glenn O'Bannon · Rating 3 out of 5]

Too many eye-rolling moments. It started off great then careened off a cliff, Then rolled and exploded.

[TJ · Rating 4 out of 5]

Really liked the concept of this, but wish they stayed away from the soldier stereotypes. Could see this as a full series.

[Elina Tola (Bookeliina)]

Pārsteidza. Gribu turpinājumu.

[Anissa Rajala · Rating 3 out of 5]

Interesting concept, was looking for more and felt like the end got dripped. But, there were parts of it I like. Just not the whole thing.

[Shawn · Rating 2 out of 5]

Where is the rest of the story? It has been two years since this came out and still no resolve to the cliffhanger ending.