Wealth of Time Series, Books 1-3

About This Audiobook

Andre Gonzalez’s *Wealth of Time* trilogy is a haunting meditation on loss and second chances, wrapped in the pulsing veins of sci-fi adventure. Martin Briar isn’t just grieving his missing daughter; he’s drowning in the *what-ifs* of a life interrupted. When an antique shop offers a literal time machine—no TARDIS polish, just raw, shimmering possibility—Martin must confront the past without the luxury of hindsight. The catch? Every ripple in time demands a sacrifice. Gonzalez doesn’t just twist chronology; he weaponizes it, turning personal tragedy into a labyrinth where every choice feels like a confession. Fans of *Dark* or *The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August* will find familiar thrills, but this series carves its own scars into the genre, blending hard sci-fi mechanics with the messy, human cost of regret. The audiobook’s 25-hour runtime isn’t a slog—it’s a descent, meticulously paced to mirror Martin’s unraveling grip on reality.

Russell Archey’s narration is the unsung hero here, a voice that oscillates between gravel-edged exhaustion and razor-wire tension. He doesn’t just voice characters; he *bleeds* their desperation. Martin’s voice cracks under the weight of decades, while secondary figures emerge with surprising depth—especially the shopkeeper, whose every syllable drips with the quiet menace of a man who’s *seen this movie before*. The production leans into the audiobook’s strengths, using subtle sound design (echoes in Martin’s empty house, the hum of a malfunctioning time device) to immerse listeners in a world where the past isn’t just revisited—it’s *rewritten*. If you crave sci-fi that stings like a fresh wound, this is your trilogy.