Quantum Mayhem
The Quantum Cop, Book 3
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Narrated by:
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Meghan Kelly
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Lesley L. Smith
About this listen
When a ghost town is destroyed via quantum means, physicist Madison Martin is called in, but she's mystified. The weirdness intensifies when a ghost starts following her around.
Things get more serious when a young man is murdered and an old quantum nemesis is back from the dead. Madison resumes her role as the quantum cop to help the cops and the FBI investigate increasingly bizarre crimes including disappearing clothing and a demolished highway.
Just as quantum mayhem spreads throughout the world and the global cell phone network is wrecked, Madison discovers her quantum power may be more dangerous than she ever suspected.
Can she reverse the quantum mayhem? And if so, can she survive?
©2018 Lesley L. Smith (P)2018 Lesley L. SmithWhat listeners say about Quantum Mayhem
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- Norma Miles
- 12-02-19
My metaphysical headache was getting bigger.
Physicist and college lecturer, Madison Martin, also known as the Quantum Cop, has discovered a way to manipulate space, a technique she calls Qlapsing, and has taught the technique to a number of her students. Amongst other things, it enables people to travel instantly from one place to another - a sort of beam-me-up-Scottie without any special machinery required, though it does take a bit of a toll on personal energy. When a small ghost town goes missing leaving just 'a whole bunch of these piles of sawdust', Madison is called in by the local police to find out who could have done it and why destroy a ghost town anyway?
Don't worry: no scientific knowledge is needed to enjoy this book although some attempt is made to explain the process. Rather, it is a science fiction cozy detective story with amusing incidents and some reasonably colourful characters. It can be read as a stand alone, though it is probably best taken in context - number three in the series - to introduce the protagonists and avoid confusions.
Narrator Meghan Kelly has a pleasant rather little girlie voice which felt very appropriate for the character. She reads clearly and well with good intonation, and her individual character voices were nicely done. Her performance enhances the story.
I found this book to be a fun read, and, although I am not sure that I would want to continue with the series, I am tempted to go back to the first books, which I have not read, to find out how it all started. My thanks to the rights holder of Quantum Mayhem, who,at my request, freely gifted me with a complimentary copy, via Audiobook Boom. This is a story which could well appeal to young adults.
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- Demetra Toula Iliopoulos
- 24-03-19
Move quantum wise with the audio
This is my first from the author. Everything you need in an story you heard it in the audio it has mystery , it’s a fantasy paranormal. Even though this is book 3 in the series this can be listened as a stand-alone. This is a quantum story full of action. It’s also fast pace
Heroine is Madison. She’s a police women .
Madison moves using quantum which is great because I understand the concept .
Meghan Kelly was great , fantastic, Meghan nailed this audio . Meghan voice is strong, has many ranges and she nailed the characters down
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