Möbius 1

The Timeless Artifact, Book 1

De: Brandon Q. Morris

Narrado por: Shawn Compton

Tomorrow is yesterday.

It is 2056. Mathematics professor Elisabeth Gabai is fascinated by multi-dimensional forms that have no equivalent in reality. Then, her boss sends her to the site of an artifact that might have come straight from her theories—or from the technology of an advanced civilization.

Twenty-eight years earlier, physicist Max Webber is hell-bent on improving Einstein’s theories of relativity. His latest concept seems flawless, except it predicts the end of humanity. The extinction of Earth can only be prevented if Max can locate a multi-dimensional object. He’s in a hurry; tomorrow will inevitably be too late.

But how is he supposed to accomplish this goal when physics tells us the artifact he seeks cannot possibly exist?

©2022 Brandon Q. Morris (P)2022 Podium Audio

Worth the Trade Off

Maybe I have low expectations but I typically expect to trade some amount of story telling or writing craft for true science based fiction. With that said, the science based mind bending fiction far outweighs any quirks in the authors style in my opinion. No, Morris is not Stephen King, or even Craig Alanson, from a story telling perspective but the mind bending science puzzles throughout more than make up for that for me. If new science based ideas and dreaming is your thing, I would definitely give this a listen.

NOTE: I only provide a written review of about 2 percent of the over 300 titles I have listened to and feel compelled to mention that the people who gave this one star need to check themselves. This might not be 5 stars, but is definitely not 1. They should check themselves or try writing something other than a poorly spelled, grammatically incorrect, book review.

Mind Bending Adventure

The complexity of our world made accessible to all. I wasn't sure what to expect but it did not disappoint.

Wow! Great find.

Out of my close to 300 Audible titles, this is only the 3rd I’ve taken the time to review. I love time travel and paradox stories. This story takes a different approach than most. The story progresses in such an odd way that I had to listen a second time to really grasp it before I could begin the second book. It was awesome!
I had the benefit of having listened to professor Carroll’s lecture on time many times and this still made my brain hurt.
I don’t want to ruin it with spoilers. I highly recommend the trilogy. The performance by the reader was also very good. I especially enjoyed having one of my physicist hero’s mentioned in the credits. A first for me. :) Enjoy

SKIP IT....

My mother told me "if you can not say anything good say nothing"..SO I'm not going to say anything about MOBIS.

maybe it's the narration, but ...

this one is seriously boring. sorry Brandon Q and narrator. no offense. also, unnecessary intimate details about Elizabeth, like peeing outside and needing the wipes she left in the jeep. really?

The writer needs an editor

Mediocre writing decays into a universe where people do and say things that just don’t make any sense. Lazy “by the way” additions of fact to support preposterous scenarios, demonstrate a lack of a structured, thought out story. The writers friends should have waved a flag and helped prevent this from coming to press. Tucked inside, there is a story worth telling and with some professional guidance, the author might have had a chance to tell it.