Official Review: Timewise by Robert Leet

Abacus · Post by **Abacus** » 01 Nov 2020, 12:31

Timewise by Robert Leet - An extraordinary product for the author's first book. The first person narrative reads very well, the plot is ingenious and the characters are exceptional. The discussions of quantum physics as we know it today and the ideas for a different perception are fascinating. Thanks for the review.

María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda · 01 Nov 2020, 12:33

Scientific thinking doesn't come easy to me, so although I like the premise of the book I'm not sure if I'll end up, as you say, feeling like my brain might explode.
And I hate unsatisfactory endings! Even if the author planned for a sequel, there's a proper way to build a cliffhanger that gives you just enough information not to end up feeling frustrated.
But you made an awesome and honest review. Thank you!

imet123 · Post by **imet123** » 01 Nov 2020, 12:37

Quantum physics! I think this will be a difficult and 'put in all attention' read, I hope I get the hang of it if I read it.

Joan642 · Post by **Joan642** » 01 Nov 2020, 12:45

I believe i would learn alot from this book, eapecially on quantum phydics. I love reading books that i would learn a lot from - just like Worldlines by Adam Guest. Thanks for the awesome review.

Miss_BeckyG · Post by **Miss_BeckyG** » 01 Nov 2020, 12:48

A fascinating sci-fi that includes some interesting quantum physics concepts. The author does a fairly good job of explaining the concepts to the reader in simpler terms and allegories. Sounds like a treat for sci-fi fans. Thanks for a concise review.

Kevivas03 · Post by **Kevivas03** » 01 Nov 2020, 12:52

Books that leave me hanging are a major turn-off but then again Physics is definitely my cup of tea. I cannot decide whether I would enjoy this book or not but right now I'm leaning more on the pro side. Thank you for the review.

Cristina Chifane · Post by **Cristina Chifane** » 01 Nov 2020, 12:53

I'd be interested in the elements of quantum physics and the relationship between Ron and Regina, but I'm not so sure the depth of the scientific explanations would not get tiresome and the open ending would not leave too many unanswered questions. Thanks for your review!

Sonja Jacobs · Post by **Sonja Jacobs** » 01 Nov 2020, 12:57

I enjoy sci-fi books from time to time, especially the concept of time-travel. However, I like to relax and become part of the lives of the characters. This book seems too scientific for my taste.

TheMazeRunner · Post by **TheMazeRunner** » 01 Nov 2020, 13:07

I love physics and this book seems like a good read. I love the plot, and I like that the book is sci-fi genre.

rondanoh1 · Post by **rondanoh1** » 01 Nov 2020, 13:08

Thanks for the honest review. This sounds like it could be an interesting book if it weren't for science's depth in it. I like science, but I'm not that fond of physics. However, time travel has always been interesting to me. I may give this one a try.

Vidya4u2c · Post by **Vidya4u2c** » 01 Nov 2020, 13:10

My perception. Of the novel based on the title, I illustration on the cover,free sample and official review was very accurate. This book will have an exceptional level of appeal to the scientifically oriented mind as well as individuals whose mind is captivated with the realms of space and time.

Budhal · Post by **Budhal** » 01 Nov 2020, 13:11

Well, time travel stories are really fascinating but reading a book with physics theories makes me scared of it. Anyway thank you for such an amazing review.

Vidya4u2c · Post by **Vidya4u2c** » 01 Nov 2020, 13:14

My perception of the novel based on the title, I illustration on the cover,free sample and official review was very accurate. This book will have an exceptional level of appeal to the scientifically oriented mind as well as individuals whose mind is captivated with the realms of space and time.
The plot is steeped in a lot of scientific facts which makes it credible even though it make be challenging for those who are not scientifically oriented . Congrats to the author.

Post by **Jennifer Donovan Smith** » 01 Nov 2020, 13:17

I rarely read sci-fi, and this one seems particularly scientific, so I don't believe it's for me. Perhaps those who are sci-fi enthusiasts and who enjoy the harder aspects of science will enjoy this one.

Katherine Smith · Post by **Katherine Smith** » 01 Nov 2020, 13:21

I have not read a book by an author that is a structural engineer. Science fiction books usually are written by people who have an interest in science, but not a degree in the field. It is refreshing to see a person with a degree in science write about such complex topics, but the issues that you outlined need to be corrected.