Review of Entanglement - Quantum and Otherwise

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The characters in this book seem interesting to know. Thanks for an insightful review.
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When you say the time jumps can be confusing, you are not kidding. I had a time following this book. I like your review better than the book.
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Great review! I've just downloaded this book and made a start on it. I feel that I will need to make a lot of notes during this read, but I can't wait to get stuck in! :D
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A crime novel that is made more interesting with involvement of family and secrets hidden amongst loved ones.
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This review has ignite an interest in reading this book it goes to my must read shelf. Thanks for the great review.
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Post by Leonie Vermaak »

The sample spiked my interest from the very first page. I want to know why Geena wished her father dead for years and then are still shocked to finally get the letter confirming this. It sounds like it's a very suspenseful novel and exactly what I'm looking for to read at the moment. Thanks for a wonderful review!
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Post by Chris Micheal »

The characters in the book seems interesting to read about. Those who enjoy crime stories and romance will also find the book interesting.
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"Entanglement - Quantum and Otherwise" by John K Danenbarger. This is an interesting story book, the name worth the story, talks about Geena Nuss receiving a letter that her father was dead. Joe Tink on the other hand gave her another shock by leaving, which she never wanted him to leave. They have been a family friend for a very long time. Her step brother Davis now in a relationship with his found mother, but heard negative things about his father. Congrats on your #BOTD.
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The links between the different characters in this book is amazing. The murder aspect also adds an additional thrill. Congratulations on the book of the day!
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Post by dragonet07 »

This book has a clever title for being about the tangled webs these characters have weaved. With murders on top of strong character development, it seems as though it would be worth a read, especially to see why family friend Joe might be going away. Thank you for the helpful review.
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Whoa this sounds like my kind of book. Murder, revenge, flawed characters, that's what I like to read about in fiction. It sounds like Beth and Joe had the most complicated history and I hope the book explains in detail because that's the thread I'd like to pull. I think that's where everything starts from
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I can tell from your descriptive review that the book is interesting. I look forward to reading it.
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Post by Sharill Rasowo »

I am curious about the entanglemet between Joe, Geena and Beth. However, the timeline jumping around concerns me as I do not know of I will be able to follow the story. Congratulations on BOTD.
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Post by Ohna Martin »

It sounds very intriguing, I would like to see how Beth and Joe kept up with each other through the years. And how Geena would handle this new development.
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Post by Peace10 »

I love the plot twist this book have to give. There’s a lot of discoveries here. Great review!
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