Official Review: Timewise by Robert Leet

Post by **Jennifer Coxon** » 07 Nov 2022, 18:11

From the excerpt alone, we don’t get to explore any of the sci-fi bits. However, the initial character development of Ron and others that he meets is interesting.

Post by **ikechukwuamarachi+55** » 07 Nov 2022, 18:54

Naturally, I'm always thrilled by stories that are related to science because you will find a lot of creativity therein. Nice review!

Pandora10 · Post by **Pandora10** » 07 Nov 2022, 19:01

I like plants and am familiar with the New England states, so some of the narrative in the sample was quite relatable. In some ways, Ron, the protagonist, could have been an interesting character, but there was not enough to encourage me to want to read further. The nicely written and descriptive review on this book simply confirmed that thought.

Prince Ekeoma · Post by **Prince Ekeoma** » 07 Nov 2022, 19:06

"Timewise" by Robert Leet. An interesting sci-fi novel has lots to do with quantum physics, seeing the future in a way and making it to turn to our favour. As time goes, we need to be creative, intelligent, innovative, passionate and applying ways to financial freedom. Congratulations on your #BOTD.

buttercake20+_Modupe Bello · 07 Nov 2022, 19:09

I appreciate how we have diverse characters in this book, but I don't think it's for me. The writer does try to explain things simply but when it comes to physics, I'll have to pass.

Carol Douget · Post by **Carol Douget** » 07 Nov 2022, 19:33

I like sci-fi books but not if they're too technical. I don't think I would like this book. Thanks for the review.

azza lia · Post by **azza lia** » 07 Nov 2022, 19:47

I'm really enjoy science fiction novels, but after reading this review, a sci-fi based on quantum physics sounds too heavy for my brain. The author answers physics questions along the story but also leaves the readers with more questions after finish
the book. I think this book is not for average readers but more like for sci-fi fans with scientifically oriented mind in able to follow the plot. Regina' character seems so challenging and gives 'not like other girls' vibe. Thank you for an honest review.

Hyacinth Bella · Post by **Hyacinth Bella** » 07 Nov 2022, 20:02

I think I had enough of complicated topics. I already graduated from it when I graduated high school, so I don't think I need it anymore when I read for fun. That's why I'm passing on this book because I don't like sci-fi.

Thank you so much for the review!

Shanesha Sammerson · Post by **Shanesha Sammerson** » 07 Nov 2022, 20:17

This book sounds really complicated and I dislike an incomplete book so I will pass on reading this novel. However you did a great job on the review.

Eriikeoluwa Nimi · Post by **Eriikeoluwa Nimi** » 07 Nov 2022, 20:25

If the book had been fantasy alone without the sci-fi aspect, I would have loved it. I also don't like books that are not comprehensive. I love the review, congratulations on BOTD

Post by **Mercy Udeokeke** » 07 Nov 2022, 20:50

This is an interesting book that will challenge one’s mind and give one a lot to ponder. The book portrays the value of time and its importance to our lives. For me I wouldn’t want to see into the future because I think it will make live boring and easy to predict. Congrats on the BOTD.

Creole · Post by **Creole** » 07 Nov 2022, 21:14

This book leans toward sci-fi enthusiasts who don't mind thought-provoking perspectives. The protagonist seemed unsettled, but I hope Regina steered him positively. That was a great review.

Ravi Gurjar · Post by **Ravi Gurjar** » 07 Nov 2022, 21:18

A shy teenager who only wanted to play chess for some more money met Regina Russo, a gorgeous but odd physicist, and fell in love with her. She eventually mentors him and sets him on a quest to understand what time is and is not.