Thank you to Netgalley, the publisher, and the author for providing a free audio arc of this book in exchange for an honest review.

This series has been fun so far! This is the third in the A Jump in Time series where we follow a couple of teenagers Dan and Sam as they go back to different time periods to find out more about the secret time jumping society Dan's Father was apart of while also learning from the past, but not altering it.

I don't want to go too much into detail as it is the third book in the series. You could read the book as a standalone, but I think you get more from it by reading it in order. It has a 90s feel to it, and a "Where in Time is Carmen Sandiago" kind of vibe to it. It is marketed as YA and appropriately so, but still a fun adventure for adults as well.

I definitely recommend, especially if you're a 90s kid, as it will bring back some nostalgic feelings.

Dan Renfrew is just 17 years old and finding high school a challenge after being home schooled by his father who died a year ago. But he has a secret I
Life as a time jumper to repair glitches in history that could alter its course. Dan and Sam travel together to ancient Mongolia in 1179 meeting a Mongol teen determined to rescue his wife. Can they help to ensure the future of Ghengis Khan?

Very well written and well narrated novel (I listened to the audiobook). Good characters in this well paced, action packed novel. Enjoyed the location of this time travelling adventure.