Overall rating and opinion of "Timewise" By Robert Leet

[Miranda King]

I liked the story line. The science pieces were WAY over my head. I wish those were brought down to the readers level.

[Cormoran]

I rated this book 3 out of 4. This is not an average sci-fi novel that can be read on without giving much effort or thought. Quite a lot of high-level science is present throughout the book. The author's writing style is free-flowing and easy. Beautiful poetic metaphors have been weaved in amidst hardcore scientific explanations. The framework of the book never got stagnant. Relationships between the characters and the consequences of those relationships are very well depicted.

On the downside, I found the incorporation of scientific theories a little too much for general readers. A few incidences in the book are impractical and amateurish. The upshot of the chronicle was not too clear or probable. As the author mentioned, this is his first venture in writing a novel. Maybe that explains all the ineptness. I hope in the coming novels he will overcome these pitfalls and produce even better works.

[Ebubechinwaogazie]

I gave it three out of four stars because I didn't get the actual flow i expected, however, the content was amazing. I love how Physics was incorporated.

[Kathryn Collins]

I gave it a 2 out of 4 rating. I loved the scientific aspects of it, but I wish I understood it more. I think the author could widen his audience by explaining it better, maybe with less technical terms. I'd recommend this to my friends who are knowledgeable about physics. I think they'd appreciate the way the author puts the works of prominent physicists in a new light, and shows the possibilities of time travel.

I also gave it 2 out of 4 stars. Partly because it was over my head but also for the poor writing. I felt like there was so much telling rather than showing throughout the book and it was drudgery to get through it for me. I had to force myself to read it. I kept telling myself that if he was a better storyteller, I may have been more engaged. I would like to see a rewrite of this book.

[IamJc_Bembo12]

Timewise is a science fiction novel written by Robert Lee. I had no trouble comprehending the physics concepts in this book because physics is my favorite subject, and I had encountered some of the terminologies and concepts that were discussed. However, some people may find it tedious and complex, so reducing the details of each idea may help to add color to the story. Overall, I give this 3 out of 4 stars because of the incredible plotline and recommend it to those who love science fiction.

[Mrunal Tikekar]

I was honestly bored reading the book. The physics was just too much and the dialogues and characters were rather choppy.

[Lauren Hanna]

This was honestly not one of my favorite books. I found it hard to understand, especially the technical terms. I liked the plot and enjoyed Ron and Regina’s relationship. I recommend this book to those who like quantum physics. I rate this book 3 out of 4 stars.

[Sandeep Moses Arulnesan]

To be honest, this was one of my least favorite books ever. There was no story. It was more like a physics subject book for adults. Making this into a story was a bad idea. I didn't like this book. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone unless they are a science nerd.

[Asja Šabani]

I gave it a 3 out of 4 stars rating. What I most liked was the dreamy, poetic narration with elements of magic realism. I didn't like the ending because it was abrupt and inconclusive. What happened with Ron at the end? What is he going to do?

[Christell Lindeque]

I give this novel 4 out of 4 stars even though I am not interested in physics. I still find that people will enjoy the novel's storyline as I did. I also found that the ending was perfect. I found the book an easy read even with the physics being explained.

[Maris Charles M]

I really dont want to say much about this book. I could not understand some part of this book. The whole qauntum physics thing was too complex. I disliked the sex scene. I just loved how much the author invested to make his readers love this book.

[Fajarr]

gave it a 2 out of 4 rating. I loved the scientific aspects of it, but I wish I understood it more. I think the author could widen his audience by explaining it better, maybe with less technical terms. I'd recommend this to my friends who are knowledgeable about physics. I think they'd appreciate the way the author puts the works of prominent physicists in a new light, and shows the possibilities of time travel.

[Gavice Victoria]

I appreciate the author's combination of mystery and science fiction, as well as the use of illustrations and descriptions to explain concepts. Reading this book was an enjoyable and educational experience for me. I rated it five out of five stars.

[Gavice Victoria]

I gave it 3 out of 4 stars. It's good, but far from perfect. My impression is that the author used speculations based on quantum physics to develop reflections that are more philosophical and existential. I mean, there are discussions between Ron and Regina about the nature of time and its consequences that go beyond science. Towards the end (here's a little spoiler) there's a discussion about what could happen if you go timey-wimey and try to change the future and all that happens then that go well beyond our scientific knowledge. I'd recommend it to people who like this kind of speculations, certainly not to people interested in action-packed stories.

Those kind of speculations are actually what I love. That explains why I enjoyed the book so much. I was surprised to see that you rated this book anything less than a perfect score. However, as I read down your comment, I understood why. I really enjoyed reading the book and would highly recommend it to anyone whoves science fictions.

[Gavice Victoria]

Reading people's opinions here in this forum kind of surprises me. There is me, praising the book because I absolutely loved it. And there are other people that it bored to death. This is why I love discussing books, people have different experiences for one book!