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The Time Door

By: Shannon McDermott
Narrated by: Adam Verner
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A reckless last mission on Mars, a crusade for justice on Earth . . .

Reuben Jackson is the only one who still cares about Mars. In the shambles of the Great Collapse, Earth has abandoned the Mars explorers to their fate. But Reuben will make a stand for the Mars team—even against the powerfully united politicians and scientists. In too deep, he discovers hidden conspiracies and unexpected allies.

As the conflict mounts on Earth, time runs down on Mars. Left to face Mars alone, Commander Donegan Moynihan and his team have no hope of surviving after their supplies are gone. Willing to accept a quicker death than starvation, the explorers strike out on a dangerous mission. They venture deep inside the ancient volcano of Arsia Mons, into perils and secrets long buried. What they discover would move mountains on Earth—but will it be enough to save themselves?
Christian Fiction Genre Fiction Hard Science Fiction Science Fiction Science Fiction & Fantasy Space Exploration Mars Solar System Explorer
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"Deep under the surface of Mars and in the dirty streets of post-collapse Washington, McDermott explores themes of friendship, loyalty, and how to survive with integrity when all hope seems lost."
"Shannon McDermott’s novel The Time Door transplants the seeds of political thriller into the soils of near-future sci-fi, exploring one decaying civilization in light of another."
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I got through it. Dislikeable characters, convoluted motives (I’m still not sure what Carl’s motives are). Boring in patches, not helped by the ponderous tone of the narration. It all had a veil of depression over it.

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