Official Review: Worldlines by Adam Guest

[_Rhea Jacob]

While the story seems very intriguing with a twist of a multiverse storyline, I think I will skip the book for now. However, I feel like the story would be great as a movie. Thank you for your review!

[Millizeth Dale Aquino]

The subject of the parallel universe is interesting and the review is detailed and well-thought. I watched TV shows like this one, Thank you for the review.

[Kristine Mariel Diaz]

Though I can see how the concept of parallel worlds could be unsettling, I find it far too fascinating to consider the possible consequences of every choice we make in life. This book will most certainly be on my next TBR list.
Great review very informative.

[Aremu Titilopemi Funmilayo]

This reviewer made the book so interesting to read, I hope it turns out to be as interesting as this reviewer claims it is. One thing I love about this book is that it is flawless with no errors. Reading books with errors does give me headaches a lot of times. ITts on this ground I'm saying "Well done to the author".

[Michael Gambo]

The multiverse concept, skillfully woven by Adam Guest, stirred a cascade of contemplation about identity and the consequences of choices across alternate realities. While the repetition was noticeable, it seemed an essential thread stitching together the diverse worldlines.

[Hasani Piyumika Perera]

'Worldlines' by Adam Guest explores a multiverse mystery as Gary tries to prove innocence in a crime committed by another version of himself. Thought-provoking questions about choice and identity arise, with the many worldlines theory adding intrigue.

[Naushin Moledina]

Worldlines by Adam Guest is a sci-fi fiction concentrating on the existence of different worldlines. One character with many existences intrigues me to read this book. Great storyline, and mixing it with a murder was the best choice that the author has made. The review was very precise, explaining every aspect of the book and its drawbacks. Thank you for an honest review.

[Yvonne Oloo]

Thanks for the great review. I find it perplexing that physics can have such a thing as worldlines. From my knowledge, physics deals with everything that is physical and visible. Now, the idea of worldlines seems out of place in physics. However, since such a theory exists, it may be interesting to explore it and try to understand better. I think this book is a great start because the author uses a captivating plot to explain how the idea of worldlines may be proved or otherwise refuted.

[DL Gardene]

Worldlines

A book of multiverses is something I love to read about. Is it possible to commit acts and not know, which what this read shows. As multidimensional beings I think we are capable of almost anything.

[Danny Woods 1]

Wordlines, a novel about three highschool friends, in Thier teenage years and in the university getting acquainted and finally one having a relationship though misunderstanding sets in from the family so he spends time at his friend's place.

[Veronica Hunter]

"Worldlines" by Adam Guest is a mind-twisting exploration of the multiverse theory, and the author excels in presenting the complexities of Gary's predicament. Each instance of Gary narrates in the first person, providing readers with an intimate understanding of their thoughts. Guest's adept storytelling makes it easy to follow the narrative and grasp the implications of the multiverse on the protagonist's actions.

[Anu Anand]

"Worldlines" sounds like a mind-bending adventure across alternate realities! The concept of proving innocence when versions of oneself commit crimes in different worldlines has me intrigued. Congrats on BOTD! And thank you for sharing this amazing review!

[EBERE WRITES COCEPT]

Adam Guest weaves a compelling narrative in "Worldlines," where the protagonist, Gary, grapples with the repercussions of committing murder in a lucid dream. The author's incorporation of the multiverse theory adds a fascinating layer to the story, and the clarity in distinguishing between the different Garys showcases Guest's skillful storytelling.

[Sanju Lali]

A captivating science fiction story on the multiverse theory is nicely presented in the book "Worldlines" by Adam Guest. The story follows Gary, who commits murder whilst lucid dreaming.

[Dan Polumbric]

The premise of the book is fresh and thought provoking - a murder mystery based around the multiverse theory. Is the main character skipping universes? Did he do what he's been accused of? Multiverse and quantum immortality are discussed more which makes this book a relevant read.