A movie without visuals.
This is not a narrator reading a book to you.
Time Jack has been produced as a cinematic audiobook: every character carries a distinct voice, with sound effects and full background audio built underneath the story. The laboratory hums. The dogs come through the treeline. The 1831 storefront bell rings when Calvin walks in and every conversation in Savannah stops. You don't listen to this one so much as sit inside it.
The story: Dr. Calvin Thompson is days from becoming the first human being to travel through time when a jealous rival sabotages the launch and strands him in Savannah, Georgia — in April of 1831. His credentials mean nothing here. His intellect is a liability. His body, in the eyes of every man who sees him, is property.
A return window opens once, in August, a thousand miles west. He has four months to cross the antebellum South on foot — hunted by slave catchers ahead of him and, behind him, an assassin sent back from his own century carrying a weapon that won't exist for two hundred years.
What he finds on that road isn't a way home. Not at first. It's a woman named Mary Sue, a boy named Jim, and the hard truth about what a man's life is actually for.
CD Disc. Play on any computer, car stereo, or smart speaker. Yours permanently — no subscription, no app, no expiring license.
From John "Divine G" Whitfield — Academy Award–nominated screenwriter of Sing Sing, PEN Award–winning playwright, co-founder of Rehabilitation Through the Arts, and author of eight novels.
Format: Audio CD, 1 disc · Length: 8:55:49 · Production: Full-cast, multi-voices, with sound design · Unabridged · Ships within 7 business days
Also available in this cinematic format: Money Grip and Money-Grip 2.
A movie without visuals.
This is not a narrator reading a book to you.
Time Jack has been produced as a cinematic audiobook: every character carries a distinct voice, with sound effects and full background audio built underneath the story. The laboratory hums. The dogs come through the treeline. The 1831 storefront bell rings when Calvin walks in and every conversation in Savannah stops. You don't listen to this one so much as sit inside it.
The story: Dr. Calvin Thompson is days from becoming the first human being to travel through time when a jealous rival sabotages the launch and strands him in Savannah, Georgia — in April of 1831. His credentials mean nothing here. His intellect is a liability. His body, in the eyes of every man who sees him, is property.
A return window opens once, in August, a thousand miles west. He has four months to cross the antebellum South on foot — hunted by slave catchers ahead of him and, behind him, an assassin sent back from his own century carrying a weapon that won't exist for two hundred years.
What he finds on that road isn't a way home. Not at first. It's a woman named Mary Sue, a boy named Jim, and the hard truth about what a man's life is actually for.
CD Disc. Play on any computer, car stereo, or smart speaker. Yours permanently — no subscription, no app, no expiring license.
From John "Divine G" Whitfield — Academy Award–nominated screenwriter of Sing Sing, PEN Award–winning playwright, co-founder of Rehabilitation Through the Arts, and author of eight novels.
Format: Audio CD, 1 disc · Length: 8:55:49 · Production: Full-cast, multi-voices, with sound design · Unabridged · Ships within 7 business days
Also available in this cinematic format: Money Grip and Money-Grip 2.
