The Many Lives of Ivy Wells
A Time Travel Thriller
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Michelle Files
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Ivy Wells never wanted to die. When she does, she thinks it's all over. It isn't.
When the 30 year old mother of two wakes up as a 12 year old, she has to navigate her life all over again. And she remembers everything, including the serial killer who is terrorizing her small town.
Over several lifetimes, Ivy battles to save herself, her friends, and even her own children from the vicious killer.
Follow Ivy Wells in a desperate race through time as she tries to outwit the person that is killing her over and over.
What would you do if a serial killer was tracking you through time?
Teens and adults alike will love this mystery, thriller.
Ivy Mystery Series:
The Many Lives of Ivy Wells
The Many Lives of Sam Wells
The Many Lives of Jack Wells
The Many Lives of Georgie Wells
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- Elan L Whitehead
- 07-16-24
dragged on
this book is 11 hours. about 4 hours in I already knew who the killer was. either there needed to be more suspense or this book only needed to be about 6 hours instead of 11. the author struggled to make Ivy more mature being 12 years old in a 30 year old body. Book was ok. thankfully it was free.
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- Sandra Estevez
- 06-13-24
Weak, WEAK “Heroine”!
I bought all of the books in this “time travel” series…I HOPE they are not long and drawn out to where I keep checking - how long until This Dud is over?!?!
Here I go…on to the next dreaded book in the series.
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- Layla
- 10-01-24
Good story - Annoying narration
It's good story about getting do-overs in your life. The narration is irritating. There may be a place for Virtual Voice in the future but it's not ready yet.
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- Donna
- 07-09-24
Worst narration
Computer have inflections in all the wrong places and the characters were hard to tell apart
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- Kid at Heart
- 06-01-24
Don’t love the AI narration
AI wasn’t as bad as I thought it would be but not good. Story should have been interesting but dragged on. MC stupidity was eye rolling & details that should have flown quickly were over emphasized (crunchy forrest) Finally got through it by playing at 2x speed and skipping chapters.
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- Shelly Edwards
- 09-20-24
The narrator was bad
I really enjoyed this book but not sure I can listen to the audio narration of another
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- Deidra
- 06-14-24
I'm sure your AI narrator is a lovely... voice, but
The characters are all pretty shallow. I realize she's a 30 year old in the body of a 12 year old, but you'd not guess it by her behavior.
The only good thing I can say is that I finished it, only to see who the bad guy was.
Now for the AI. I can safely say I will not listen to another book read by an AI. It was awful and pretty much ruined the story. It placed emphasis on the wrong words, which is very distracting. I found myself wincing everytime a teenager said "ugh fine" with zero inflection.
The premise has potential, tho.
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- Nancy Meyers
- 10-13-24
virtual voice narration is the worst!
story line was weak, drug on too long, main character seemed stupid and unrealistic.
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- Calin
- 10-29-24
Worst time traveler ever
This is one of the worst books I ever listened to. Even the sub-par AI voice narration is better than the story itself, but not enough to make it better. Maybe an actual narrator would've helped make the listen more enjoyable... but it's tough.
As far as the story goes, apart from your run of the mill time travel "mystery," we actually get the worst time traveler in history. This lady is clueless, acts in a very unbelievable/stupid way, is unrelatable and not even the least enjoyable.
The story itself is not just unimaginative, but so poorly written that it is enraging at times. It's that bad!
I actually listen to AI-narrated books to fall asleep (because the AI voice has no sudden changes in tonality that would make me up) but on several occasions I got so angry at the silly story that I had to switch to another book.
All in all, do yourself a favor and skip this one. You can pick literally anything and I'm sure it will be better.
PS: Yes, you will also solve the "mystery" a few chapters in.
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