The Lighthouse at the Edge of Time
17 hrs. 54 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Natasha Pulley
Author
Natasha Pulley
Narrator
Alexander Kudrinskiy
Narrator
Alexander Kudrinskiy
Description
In the nineteenth century, having lost the Battle of Trafalgar, Great Britain is under the rule of France: slavery is legalized here, and the English language is outlawed.
Joe Turnier arrives at one of London’s train stations. He has completely lost his memory and doesn’t know who he is or how he got here. The only thing linking him to the past is a postcard showing a lighthouse,
with the caption: “Come back if you remember.” Joe must rediscover himself—and on his path await naval battles, journeys into the past, a city lost in ice, and the most unexpected discoveries.
“A Lighthouse at the Edge of Time” is a subtle and elegant novel about memory, time, and loyalty, and a breathtaking story that goes beyond familiar genres.
Joe Turnier arrives at one of London’s train stations. He has completely lost his memory and doesn’t know who he is or how he got here. The only thing linking him to the past is a postcard showing a lighthouse,
with the caption: “Come back if you remember.” Joe must rediscover himself—and on his path await naval battles, journeys into the past, a city lost in ice, and the most unexpected discoveries.
“A Lighthouse at the Edge of Time” is a subtle and elegant novel about memory, time, and loyalty, and a breathtaking story that goes beyond familiar genres.
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