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Adventures in Time and Space with Max Merriwell

Written by: Pat Murphy
Narrated by: Johanna Ward
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Cruise into murder, mayhem, and alternate realities. Award-winning author Pat Murphy takes us aboard a luxury cruise ship and into the strange confluence of time and space known as the Bermuda Triangle.

Susan Galina and her friend Pat are relaxing on a luxury cruise ship heading from New York to Europe via Bermuda. Trouble begins when one of the passengers, author Max Merriwell, receives a threatening note that appears to come from one of his own pseudonyms. Susan hears wolves howling, passengers are seized with a dancing mania, and monsters lurk in the corridors. An eyewitness reports a murder that seems not to have happened. While others struggle to understand these strange events, Pat seeks the explanation in quantum physics, in this suspenseful, funny, and fast-paced science fiction romp.

©2001 Pat Murphy (P)2004 Blackstone Audio, Inc.
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Critic Reviews

“[Reader] Johanna Ward performs well, deftly handling the mayhem…Her voice is pleasant and a very nice match to this material.”

(SFFAudio.com)

“In this book obsessed with books, the questions of who is in charge, who is real and whether the answers to those questions matter will leave readers pleasantly dizzy.”

(Publishers Weekly)

“Recalls the works of Lewis Carroll and the theories of quantum physics. Highly recommended for sf collections.”

(Library Journal)

“Amusing...and well handled.”

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