
This is a science fiction story that is suitable for children and adults alike. It tells the story of John Latham a scientist and Engineer, who thinks he has found a way to travel through time, space or even another dimension. However, he is not sure unless he can test out his ideas. John is lucky enough to come across a wealthy man who puts up the money to try out John's idea. But the crux of thi... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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Well you can't end on episode 13 can you? This isn't so much an episode, more a review of how this book came to be written and some background behind the characters. Don't forget to check out the next book in the series The Sphere of Travel (TSOT2) a... more
Adrift at sea, having narowly escaped being blown up, John faced the dilema to remain floating in the sea and watch the sphere be dragged away from him,or swim like mad to get back to the sphere and stand the chance of yet again being dragged into th... more
John splashes down in the sea again, but what sea, where and when? Has his trip affected the flow of time? Will David and the Research boat even exist let alone find John and the sphere? What fate lays before john now? If this is the earth that he ha... more
Is John facing a self imposed death sentence, cast adrift in the sphere. Both vessels, the ship and sphere battle with the weather. Then something else enters the equation, but just what is it and what will be the outcome? John cannot believe what he... more
Faced with the evidence put before the Captain, how will John get out of this situation. John has to find a way to save his very life, he must muster whatever cunning he can to get out of the situation. Then as if that isn't bad enough the weather ch... more
Surprisingly John manages to get some sleep, but has a rude awakening when the morning comes around. He is carted off under arrest yet again, but why, what has changed? Did the Captain take exception after all to John's comments last night? Has someo... more
In this episode John is injured, he gets to know a bit more about the crew, takes a tour of the ship (well at least the deck) and finds himself in the thick of some very uncomfortable crosstalk. At least the dinner looks and tastes good.
In the last episode, John was invited to take another walk around the deck, but this time by the Captain. John hears the Captains version of events concerning the missing officer. Then is asked to judge how a court martial hearing would view the evid... more
As previously mentioned, the "Throw it in the ocean" long that pops up every 2 minutes or so is quite distracting, especially when you consider what a truly awful song it is. I enjoyed the story, but couldn't get behind the reader. Too many instances of not being sure who was speaking as the characters were never clearly distinguished and the usual breaks between dialog were...well, there weren't any
Lastly, if you're going to set a chunk of your book on an American ship, you may want to resea... more
Storyline was good but I do agree the constant music was a little distracting.
This is a very well written story of time travel and very enjoyable only downside is with a few unanswered parts at the end of the story and the most horrible song that is constantly repeated and really starts to grate on your nerves as the same sections of this so called song get repeated every few minutes and ends up like a type of torture, if you can get through this (have a stress ball handy) you will enjoy the story
write a good story and then insert an irritating song, the same song at the beginning, end, and between chapters of each episode. I might have listened to the whole book, but the music was just too much to take. Pleae release the book again without the music. You ruined it.
"throw it to the ocean" made me want to throw my I pod into the ocean. The story is great but for every 14 minute chapter there is only about 7 minutes of new story.










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