This Paper World


Read by Jeff Lane

(4.6 stars; 534 reviews)

Jim Hunt is an average 18 year old college student... or he would like to be. He dreams of a door. An important secret about who or what he is lies behind that door; a secret he doesn't want to let out. During a trip home for Christmas break, he is confronted by his destiny, but will he follow the path that his old teacher Park would like him to? Or will he walk away to live a normal life?

Described as Stephen King meets X-men or Star Wars meets Jason Bourne, this supernatural thriller will keep you on the edge of your seat.


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Chapters

Episode 01 - Prologue Read by Jeff Lane
Episode 02 - Chapter 1 Read by Jeff Lane
Episode 03 - Chapter 2 Read by Jeff Lane
Episode 04 - Chapter 3 Read by Jeff Lane
Episode 05 - Chapter 4 Read by Jeff Lane
Episode 06 - Chapter 5 Read by Jeff Lane
Episode 07 - Chapter 6 Read by Jeff Lane
Episode 08 - Chapter 7 Read by Jeff Lane
Episode 09 - Chapter 8 Read by Jeff Lane
Episode 10 - Chapter 9 Read by Jeff Lane
Episode 11 - Chapter 10 Read by Jeff Lane
Episode 12 - Chapter 11 Read by Jeff Lane
Episode 13 - Chapter 12 Read by Jeff Lane
Episode 14 - Chapter 13 Read by Jeff Lane
Episode 15 - Chapter 14 Read by Jeff Lane
Episode 16 - Chapter 15 Read by Jeff Lane
Episode 17 - Chapter 16 Read by Jeff Lane
Episode 18 - Chapter 17 Read by Jeff Lane
Episode 19 - Chapter 18 Read by Jeff Lane
Episode 20 - Finale - Chapter 19 and Epilogue Read by Jeff Lane

Reviews


(0 stars)

I liked this one a lot. Jim and Eric are both very funny and strange characters. this idea of spoilers and champions needs a little more fleshing out... but it's a good story.


(0 stars)

Definitely one of my favorites stories on podiobooks. Grabbed me from the very start and held me captive till the end. Great plot, terrific characters and very well written in general.

this burning world


(5 stars)

Love this book and paper world shame the 3rd book not on here hopefully soon Thankyou Mr Jeff lane

Champion!!!!


(5 stars)

A great listen. my second Jeff lane book and it just gets better! WILL be listening to this burning world soon and hope their is more to follow. I don't know if cross between star wars and Stephen king does Jeff justice in his own right (there are a couple of jokes about that too!) definatly as good as Stephen king though and the soundtrack was brilliant. hope they are considered for the film as that amd the voice over just add to make it better. Which was bloody hard but seem to manage it. Well done AGAIN Jeff lane. will also be looking for that band!

Like a comic book by the NRA.


(3 stars)

Champions and spoilers have powers so why use so many guns? The last part; in the building would make a good level of Doom, Duke Nukem or some other FPS but not a very good book. Why are the spoilers villains for killing champions and helpers but champions are heroes for killing spoilers and their helpers? They're all too triggerhappy if you ask me.

Gripping! Loved it!


(5 stars)

I'm new to the audio book world and have just started listening about 6 months ago. I had started several audio books that I just couldn't find my way to finish. When I started This Paper World I found myself sitting in my truck after parking in my garage for another 30 minutes or more just wanting to continue listening. I enjoyed it very much!

Well written and well read!


(5 stars)

Jeff Lane writes so well that you feel like you could be one of the main characters seeing what they see and feeling what they feel. Jeff also did a great job reading.?The characters seem to possess the personality that the author intended as the author best can. Five stars and 2 thumbs up! Review by Ryan Lentsch in N.H.


(0 stars)

I tried really really hard to get through this book, but I quit right near chapter 17. I was consistently taken out of the story by the bad grammar, and the really sparse/inconsistent descriptive detail...it's like the author doesn't trust the reader/listener at some points, and then trusts too much ...