Official Review: Worldlines by Adam Guest

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Re: Official Review: Worldlines by Adam Guest

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I think this is one book I'd enjoy.thank you for a precised review and congrats on BOTD
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Reading about Gary committing murder in a lucid dream but Mary claiming to have witnessed the murder simply peeked my interest.

This review made me extremely curious.
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Post by Sweetie_banana »

I read a couple of pages and I loved it. Such a great review too. A fictional based novel. The main character Gary seems to find it hard believing what is real and what is not.
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Just done with the book and I gave it a rating of 4 out of4. I enjoyed reading the book and would recommend it to anyone interested in science fantasy and fiction. Thanks for your review. Congratulations on BOTD.
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Thanks for the review. Now I understand the meaning of the book's beginning that refers to eternal life.
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The plot is intriguing. Though it’s based on concept I do not believe in, I can definitely admire it as a fiction.
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Post by Misty20058 »

Loved the review! I have been wanting to read this book for a while now, and find the idea of a multiverse intriguing. However, I will keep in mind your warning about repetition. Once again, thanks for the review.
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I've read and reviewed this book. The storyline is quite intriguing. I totally enjoyed it except for the repetition. Great review.
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Post by Ekta Kumari »

The concept sounds great. I'm intrigued as to how the author has portrayed different worldlines. It's even more interesting to find that he has managed to balance the narration of all the characters in different realities. I look forward to reading this. Thank you for the detailed review.
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Post by dragonet07 »

Ah, the multiverse theory. It’s not only one of the more intriguing scientific theories for those of us who aren’t even remotely scientists, but it’s also ripe for complex and compelling science fiction and science fantasy stories. Not only am I curious as to how Gary has found himself launched into one of his alternative selves during what seems to be a lucid dream, but why did he commit the murder in the first place? So many questions on the science fantasy and plot levels. Thank you for the helpful review.
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Post by Jeremie Mondejar »

I already read this book. At first, the blue line is a bit interesting, but the next line is somewhat shocking. Honestly, I reread several times in the Blue Line. When I fully grasp the plot midway, I like it, which keeps me on reading the rest of the novel.
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Post by Lorraine De Vos »

Thank you for sharing your review with us. I am excited to add this book to my reading list. The plot sounds intriguing and the sample pages were very well written written.
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Post by Muzabula Jean Paul »

The author tells us a story of worldlines. The story is based on two instances, conserning dream of Gary, who was committed a crimes...
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Yes, I get the aspect of repetitions but it is necessary to depict alternative outcomes. Great review.
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I already read this book and is amazing just like your review. You did a great job!
It was books that made me feel that perhaps I was not completely alone.
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