Review of Timewise

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

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4 out of 4 stars

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Timewise is a captivating science fiction book by Robert Leet. This book is mainly focused on quantum physics. The author gives complex details about scientific experiments throughout this book. The reader is first introduced to a character named Ron. Ron grew up as an orphan. During his childhood, he was kicked around so many foster homes. As a result, his early memories were a bit disrupted. For example, he can remember the names of some kids he lived with but cannot recall which family they belonged to. He was not treated badly in those foster homes, but no one paid much attention to him. Ron seems to have no dreams or ambitions in life. The only thing he likes doing is playing chess. One day, Ron meets a lady named Regina Russo. They play chess together as they continue to know more about each other. Ron is surprised to know that Regina Russo is a physics professor at Northern University. Regina’s constant presence in the schools that Ron attends makes him work harder in his studies. After sitting for his final exam in high school, he performs very well in science and maths. After high school, the states lose interest in him and he is left with no one to pay for his college fees. What becomes his fate?

I liked the author’s great work on character development. Each character was well-developed, interesting, and unique in its way. The author ensured that the reader can easily figure out the nature of each character. My favourite character in this book was Regina Russo. I liked her beauty and intelligence. Her love for quantum physics was intriguing. I also found the scientific concepts contained in this book very interesting. The author’s description of these concepts was remarkable. He even included diagrams to elaborate more on these scientific concepts. I found this very helpful.

I did not find anything to dislike in this book. Since I love science, this book was a page-turner for me. I had a great time while reading this book.

I rate this book 4 out of 4 stars. The reason I give this book 4 stars is that it was professionally edited, informative, and quite engaging. The reason I did not give it 3 stars is that the errors I found while reading it were just minor.

I would like to recommend this book to people who enjoy reading science fiction books. People who are interested in quantum physics will also enjoy reading this book.

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