altruest's review
4.0
I honestly don't understand what happened in the book. No rating because that would be unfair, but I really would need someone to explain it to me.
*update*
Okay, so I've read through the book once more and a lot of things fell into place. The end is unfortunately still confusing, but I can appreciate the steps leading up to it now. Honestly, time travel stories just aren't for me. If you have the time to read it twice or maybe once, really slowly while flipping back and forth a lot, then I do recommend.
*update*
Okay, so I've read through the book once more and a lot of things fell into place. The end is unfortunately still confusing, but I can appreciate the steps leading up to it now. Honestly, time travel stories just aren't for me. If you have the time to read it twice or maybe once, really slowly while flipping back and forth a lot, then I do recommend.
justasking27's review
4.0
The book started out absolutely amazing, but lost me right near the end when it suddenly required a much higher level of thinking than the first 2/3 did. 3.5 stars. I rounded up because I am kind of in love with Alexander Zanth.
bluebec's review
4.0
It started off confused and I wasn't sure I liked it or would finish it. It ended up a lot less confused, and overall I think it was a good story. It's written in a very fractured fashion, which works perfectly with the premise of the story but not so much for people who are used to a linear story arc. I think I'd need to read it a second time to fully grasp what happened in the story. It's also evident how much thinking Peter J Wacks put into this story, but it doesn't at all interrupt the fractured flow of the story.
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