Review of Timewise

[Charless Agbata]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Timewise" by Robert Leet.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Timewise by Robert Leet is a thought-provoking science fiction book that delves deep into the realms of quantum physics, intertwining it with the personal journey of the protagonist, Ron. Set against a backdrop of scientific intrigue, the story follows Ron's life as he navigates his way through challenges, relationships, and the enigmatic world of quantum mechanics.

The story unfolds with Ron, a skilled chess player and orphan, crossing paths with Regina, a physicist whose unconventional ideas intrigue him. After high school, Regina becomes Ron's guiding light, offering financial support for his education in exchange for academic excellence. As Ron's academic journey progresses, he encounters love, embarks on unexpected adventures, and faces moral dilemmas that lead him deeper into Regina's world of scientific innovation. Ron, now married to Sheila, is given a proposal to assist Regina with her project. Deemed illegal, who will try to alter time and the universe? Will their project be successful?

This book was no doubt, a fabulous read for me. The author masterfully merges scientific exploration with relatable characters. Ron's growth from a chess-playing teenager to a student enthralled by quantum physics is both compelling and authentic. His evolving relationships, particularly with Regina, showcase a dynamic interplay of mentorship and friendship. Regina's explanations of quantum physics are skillfully presented using layman's terms, supplemented by illustrations that aid comprehension. While some readers may find the scientific discussions challenging, the author's commitment to clarity is commendable. The narrative's exploration of the quantum realm adds a layer of depth to the story. By delving into theories like the Big Bang and black holes, readers are invited to ponder the mysteries of the universe, science, and time.

There was absolutely nothing I disliked about this book, though it may have some flaws. The dense scientific discussions occasionally require breaks to fully absorb the content, and the inclusion of mathematical and technical jargon might pose a hurdle for some readers. Also, although the book's conclusion was great, some unresolved questions may leave readers seeking closure. The potential for a sequel is evident, as the narrative's loose ends suggest further exploration. I found no errors in this book, which shows that it was exceptionally well edited by the author.

I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars. The flaws in the above paragraph are not enough for me to deduct any stars from this book. I recommend this book to people who love books about science and romance.

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[Syanda Mkhwanazi]

When reading this book, all the familiarity of quantum physics theories you thought you knew fly out the window because of the author's complex use of language. However, your review summarized it better.

[Anaïs Quesson]

Thank you for this beautiful review of Timewise. I once had the capacity of understand complex scientific discussions; I'm not sure if I still do. However, I am highly intrigued by your summary and comments on this book.
I'm looking forward to reading your next review!