Review of Entanglement - Quantum and Otherwise

[Aliyya Abdulmalik]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Entanglement - Quantum and Otherwise" by John K Danenbarger.]

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4 out of 5 stars

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Entanglement - Quantum and Otherwise, by John K Danenbarger, was a suspenseful story that appealed to mystery and crime enthusiasts. The book delves into themes of murder, love, crime, and passion. It follows the interconnected lives of eight characters, whose destinies are intertwined. The plot of the book is intriguing and highly enjoyable, with complex and intricate character dialogues and plot developments.

The story began when the main character, Geena, discovered the death of one of her parents, her father. Alongside Geena, readers were introduced to a variety of characters, including Beth, Geena's mother. Beth had a troubled past as a drug addict and a prostitute, but eventually received assistance from a stripper named Joe. As the story progressed, readers became acquainted with an interesting cast of characters, each with their unique backgrounds, and eventually discovered the common thread that bound them together.

The aspect of the novel I liked the best was the characters. Every individual has a fascinating past and a ton of mysteries. The book details several killings, and it was fascinating to read about the motives behind the murderers. While some characters struggled with sorrow over their choices, others showed no remorse at all. The book's intricate narrative is yet another aspect I enjoyed. Many fans of crime fiction admire how the narrative unfolded in such an unexpected way.

The temporal leaps in the novel were what I disliked as they made it challenging to track the progression of events at times. Despite that, the book's editing was excellent, and I would this book to readers who appreciate crime novels. Additionally, I would recommend it to those who discover amusement in exploring intricate family dynamics through literature.

I gave this book a rating of 4 out of 5 stars, deducting a point because there were instances where I discovered that I needed to re-read sections to establish the timeline, which occasionally led to confusion. The book was exceptionally well-edited and error-free.

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