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    The Cabinet of Light: Time Hunter, Book 1
    The Cabinet of Light: Time Hunter, Book 1
    The Cabinet of Light: Time Hunter, Book 1
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    The Cabinet of Light: Time Hunter, Book 1

    Written by Daniel O'Mahoney

    Narrated by Terry Molloy

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    About this audiobook

    Honoré Lechasseur, a "fixer" with time-sensitive abilities, is hired by Emily Blandish to find someone known only as Doctor Smith. He soon discovers that Doctor Smith is a legendary figure that has drifted in and out of Earth's history. As he follows the trail of Doctor Smith, questions arise: what is the Doctor's connection with 1949 London and with the mysterious "cabinet of light" that another group is seeking?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherThe Copyright Group
    Release dateJan 1, 2014
    ISBN9781780001661
    The Cabinet of Light: Time Hunter, Book 1

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    • 3/5
      Good job tracking the minds of several different characters who look at the same situations from varying points of view. Intellectually engaging. For me, the saddest story was not that of the protagonists, the two swimmers, but of their coach. No spoilers but egads... Not being a sports person, I enjoyed an insider's view of a sport that didn't shut out a non-sportiv person like myself.