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    Time Immemorial Collection
    Time Immemorial Collection
    Time Immemorial Collection
    Audiobook6 hours

    Time Immemorial Collection

    Written by Leanna Renee Hieber and Thom Truelove

    Narrated by Leanna Renee Hieber

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    Experience Leanna Renee Hieber’s complete Time Immemorial trilogy, compiled into a single volume.

    Elizabeth Marlowe is living four different lives at once. Her unusual psychic abilities allow her to experience her past lives concurrently, easily shifting her consciousness from era to era. She is L’Bet, a druid priestess holding out against the Roman invasion. She is Lizzie, a headstrong Victorian plumbing the depths of both science and Spiritualism. She is Beth, a Royal Air Force pilot fighting in World War II. And she is Captain Liz, forging a path through the stars.

    Captain Liz prefers her independent life as a starship commander to the idea of joining up with other members of the Psychically Augmented population for a special mission. She hides her abilities from her crew, despite knowing that she can’t stay under the radar forever. Liz’s resolve is tested when she discovers a plot to kill all those with psychic abilities. Unable to turn her back on the community she rejected long ago, Liz embarks on a rescue mission. Things get personal when a genocidal enemy decides that Liz’s multi-timeline existence is the key to decimating the psychic population before they can reach their current proportions. Relentlessly pursued through space and across the threads of time, Liz fights not only for her own survival but for the hope of creating a better society where differences can be celebrated instead of feared.

    Return to the world of Leanna Renee Hieber’s Dark Nest Saga with a new series that spans eras and galaxies!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBryant Street Publishing
    Release dateJul 27, 2021
    ISBN9781094416786
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    Leanna Renee Hieber

    LEANNA RENEE HIEBER is the author of the Strangely Beautiful saga, The Eterna Files trilogy, and the Spectral City series. Rarely seen out of Victorian garb, Hieber has won four Prism Awards for her Gothic and gaslamp fantasy novels, and has lectured on Gothic fiction and paranormal themes for NYU and at conferences around the US. She is a licensed ghost tour guide in New York City and prides herself on her knowledge of the city's haunts.

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    • 4/5
      This is a short, well written sci-fi, but it deserves a longer version.
    • 3/5
      I liked the story. The main character was interesting, although her friends and colleagues were brushed over a bit. All up, though, it was imaginative, well written and easy to follow the timelines. That could potentially become confusing but was dealt with elegantly.
      I wasn't fond of the writer's reading as I thought her accents were overdone, the drama overstated, and in some spots down right soppy.
    • 4/5
      I found this book series very light. Narrator was entertaining and spot on for characters personality. The message I took away was to have faith in the people around. Also to choose to be the right kind of person.

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    • 5/5
      Makes you take a look at yourself. Read with open mind.

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