Review of Timewise

[Udochukwu Ozoekwe P]

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

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4 out of 5 stars

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Living in riches is not always what people experience in their lives, but one can still change his environment with the changes that one can make. Ron Larsen is an orphan who spent the better part of his childhood moving from one place to another in search of shelter. He is a professional chess player. During one of his performances, he met Regina, and he instantly fell in love with her. 

Regina Russo was an older female who was a professor during the time she met with Ron. She later pays for Ron's education since there is no money for him to go to school. The two later share a romantic bond that will change both of their lives forever. How will Regina and Ron fare in a relationship that has such a huge age difference? Due to their love for mathematics and physics, respectively, they join hands in making experiments.

The character I liked the most was Eric, because despite what he had been through, he was still able to muster determination and keep fighting. The character presented more of an inspirational message than a fictional one. Another aspect of this novel that astounded me was its plot, which was expertly laid out by the author. Understanding this book's physics became a bit challenging at some point, but the author made sure to include part of it to avoid making the plot unclear to some readers. The story was entertaining throughout, and at some point, Ron and Regina had to avoid FBI trails.

There were a few dislikes for me. The romantic aspect of this book was unencouraged and bad, and the fact that the author decided to set up a relationship that had a too large age difference didn't go well with me. The flow in this book was also a problem; the plot was undeniably amazing, but the author sometimes couldn't keep the energy flowing as he got distracted.

This book was an amazing science fiction book. The author's detailed information about physics was confusing at times but was well detailed by the author. I will rate Timewise by Robert Leet 4 out of 5 stars. This book was very entertaining and engaging, although I had some dislikes that made me deduct a star from it.This book had no errors in it and was exceptionally edited. My best recommendation for this book is for people who love science fiction. This will be a great read for them.

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