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The Portal
- The Cort Chronicles Book 1
- Narrated by: Geoff Sturtevant
- Length: 1 hr and 7 mins
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Summary
After falling into a time portal during a Little League baseball game in Trinity, New York, 11-year-old Andy finds himself transported to a ghostly version of his hometown - 101 years in the future. Twisted metal, rotten wood, and garbage litter the seemingly empty streets, but Andy will soon discover that the city is controlled by CORT robots...and that this reality is Earth’s possible future. When 13-year-old Zack receives a strange letter that guides him through the portal, he and his brother are reunited, and together they must journey through a nightmare world that only they can change. But how can two young boys alter the present by saving the future?
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- deafmick
- 15-05-22
Good
I like this audio book its just over one hour long I like books to be 2hours long our more but saying that it's is very good 100% fun
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- Fred Jones
- 19-02-22
Great premise, bit short
I liked the premise of this story. Time portals, a global company ruling the future and 2 young heroes. However the story fells rushed, I understand it is a children's book and I am in no way its target audience but it still seems lacking in depth and detail, and simply too quick. The narration seems a bit harsh, short sentences causing a choppy delivery. However the premise is still interesting enough to make me carry on with the series. I received a complimentary copy from the author and am leaving a honest voluntary review.
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