Joe Rocklin
This was good, twisty, timey-wimey adventure. There was some hard science fiction regarding causality, and while the technical details start to sound a bit like techno-babble at times, it doesn’t take away from the story. There are ethical dilemmas to work through as there are with any time travel story. Threading through this story is a mystery that sees us following a cast of characters through events in all of their histories. Everyone has a secret, and we find out about all of them by the end of the book.
The beginning of the book felt a bit rushed and choppy. I knew nothing about the author when starting, and thought that maybe this is just his style. It wasn’t a bad read, but it was missing some details that I wanted. I stuck with it because the story was interesting enough. And I’m glad I did because, the half-way point, I got sucked in deeper and had a hard time putting it down!
Also, there are dinosaurs.
Originally posted at rocklin.dev.
This was good, twisty, timey-wimey adventure. There was some hard science fiction regarding causality, and while the technical details start to sound a bit like techno-babble at times, it doesn’t take away from the story. There are ethical dilemmas to work through as there are with any time travel story. Threading through this story is a mystery that sees us following a cast of characters through events in all of their histories. Everyone has a secret, and we find out about all of them by the end of the book.
The beginning of the book felt a bit rushed and choppy. I knew nothing about the author when starting, and thought that maybe this is just his style. It wasn’t a bad read, but it was missing some details that I wanted. I stuck with it because the story was interesting enough. And I’m glad I did because, the half-way point, I got sucked in deeper and had a hard time putting it down!
Also, there are dinosaurs.
Originally posted at rocklin.dev.