Review of Worldlines

[Abdul Ahad 2]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Worldlines" by Adam Guest.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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The theory of multiverse and multiple timelines is famous in the sci-fi and fiction genre of books and movies. However, the theory is complicated and different in every other movie or book. This book of Adam Guest portrays the theories in a very unique way. The main idea of the story is over the theory of multiverse, multiple dimensions and multiple timelines. In the story, sometimes when people dream, they actually witness events of the life of another version of their selves from other universes. Sometimes they can even take over the consciousness of the other version of themselves present in the dream.

The book Worldlines by Adam Guest, focuses on the story of a boy named Gary Jackson. The story presents Gary Jackson safely surviving an accident, while in another worldline he becomes the victim of the accident. However, he still survived with great injuries. The events of the future in each worldline differed a lot. Gary Jackson of the 2nd worldline attempts murder of a girl in his dream but unfortunately, he takes over the consciousness of Gary from the 1st worldline and murders the innocent girl in real. Therefore, unluckily Gary from the 1st worldline had to face the consequences of the crime he actually didn’t do.

The story presents 4 different Worldlines but still it was not complicated, it was easy to understand which Worldline was being narrated. The book explains the theories in an excellent and clear way. I loved how Adam applied the theories into his story. Another great point is that this book not only explains the theory of multiverse but adds some spicy other theories with it, which makes the book more and more interesting.

The book is perfectly edited I couldn’t find any grammatical or spelling errors in the book, and there were no as such bad points about the book, just that there was just a little repetition. The event that settled the multiple worldlines was described again and again but it could have been better if they were described in different manner each time. However, it didn’t interrupt the reading.

The book is a masterpiece and best for science lovers to read, I think that this book has all the elements that a perfect sci-fi and fiction book should have and not only this but it’s unique and beautiful plot is also convincing enough to make me rate this book 4 out of 4. I strongly recommend this book to science and fiction lovers.

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