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I rated it a 3 out of 4. Was I the only one who didn't care for most of the book being told through dialogue?

Worldlines is an amazing book. I loved it so much and rated it 4 out 4 stars. What I liked most is the concept itself, travelling t
Another worldline through lucid dreaming. What I liked least is the fate of Gary in the blue line and the unnecessary dragging in the beginning. The rest of the writing was top notch. I highly recommend it to lovers of sci-fi.

It was aa wonderful. I liked the author's writing style and relatable characters. But unfortunately, I found a lot of grammar errors. So I give the rating 3 out of 4 stars.

Despite me not really enjoying sci-fi, I ended up loving this one. The author does a great job of explaining everything, so I never felt like I didn't understand something. Definitely a four out of four stars.

From what I read the book was well written and easy to understand. The science that was discussed in this novel was a not to my taste.

I rated this book 3 out of 4 stars. I liked that the author did not go too deep in the science part so it was easy to understand. What I did not enjoy though was the generic setting and motivation for murder. The murder just need to happen for the story to move on.

Due to the quantity of inaccuracies, I only gave it a 3 out of 4, even though I really enjoyed it. I adored how the author used details from numerous lines to develop the characters. He was able to develop the plot by showing Garry and his buddies in a variety of situations. That was really amazing to me! Even though they had different life choices, they remained the same people.

I like the different talks about universe but got discouraged with the number of errors in the book. I will rate this book well and recommend to readers who don't mind errors in books.