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Class of '92

The Time Bubble, Book 5

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Class of '92

By: Jason Ayres
Narrated by: Karena Gregory
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About this listen

Josh Gardner, a man born in 2001, finds himself stranded in 1992 in this latest novel from the acclaimed Time Bubble series.

Alone in a pre-internet culture, with funds low, Josh seeks out the one person who can help him survive in the 20th century, his former teacher, Peter, who is now younger than he is.

Finding somewhere to live and a means of support until he can return to his own time are soon the least of Josh's worries as a new Time Bubble mystery develops.

A local police officer, Rebecca Osakwe, discovers that there is more to a spate of people going missing than meets the eye. When people from decades in the past start showing up she teams up with Josh and Peter to investigate. Together, the new Time Bubble team face some tough challenges as they try and deal with the new arrivals.

Time travel fans who enjoy a healthy slice of 1990s nostalgia will love this fifth volume in The Time Bubble series.

©2018 Jason Ayres (P)2021 Jason Ayres Romance Science Fiction Time Travel Fiction

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As a man of a certain age I could transcend myself back into 1992 (and earlier in fact if necessary), no bother in this story.
Very accurate in its descriptions of events and made really exciting by the multiverse complications.
Certainly made me think about what might have happened had I chose to turn right instead of going left at some stages!
I will certainly continue with the series of books - looking forward to Vanishing Point.

Rollercoaster of emotions

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I was thoroughly entertained throughout this book, you won’t be disappointed. I’d definitely recommend this book to anyone who enjoys time travel novels!!

Great listen!!

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I absolutely loved the story and cannot wait to see how Josh's adventures (and character) develop. The plot has pace, plenty of 'edge-of-your-seat' moments and pauses for reflection, and it is laced with deep emotion and, at times, bitter tragedy.

I had no hesitation in giving this a five-star-rating, despite some serious issues with the narration - obviously not the author's fault! Generally, it wasn't read badly, but there were occasional problems with poor intonation, some mispronounced words and names and, worst of all by a country mile, the most shocking attempt at a Scottish accent I've ever heard in my life, fluctuating between Irish and Cornish, which made James Doohan's Montgomery Scott sound positively authentic! She's not a bad reader, but she needs to steer well clear of northern English and Scottish accents; fortunately, the book itself was so good that it wasn't at all ruined by these disappointing lapses - but it could easily have been!

Great story - shame about some of the narration!

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I feel like this book and the previous one in the Bubbleverse have set up the story for a change of pace in the series. Once again a good enough story and although the narration is better than the last books for sure, I did feel there were a few errors and accent deviations.

Some great callouts to 1992.

I have high hopes for book 6.

Ready the series to pick up the pace

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Worst of the series so far. So parts he goes into great detail then other bits are just skipped.
Narrators Scottish / Irish , scouse accent still no better
Was glad to finish. Hopefully next one better as I might give up

Nothing really happens

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These books are slightly addictive. Time travel would be my superpower so I love listening to anything related to that subject. I do however dislike this narrator and thankfully she does not read any more in the series. The “accents” she comes up with are ridiculous. Josh still sounds like a cockney thug when he is an Oxford Don. The “Scottish” and the “Liverpool” accents are back with a vengeance in this book and are so bad they are distracting. She also makes pronunciation mistakes and calls trees in Dubai Pine trees where You would have to assume she means Palm Trees unless it’s another stab at an unknown accent! Does anyone do a proof listen to these Audible books? If it were my book I would have insisted this one be re-read.

Interesting

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