Review of Timewise

[Jack Robbinson]

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

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5 out of 5 stars

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Meeting someone who would volunteer to help you without demanding anything is one of the most challenging tasks in today's world. But that was the case with Ron Larsen, a young boy who lost his parents at a very tender age and was sponsored by different foster parents. He finally learned how to play chess professionally while wandering from one place to another. Finally, he met with a very known and beautiful professor in the physics department named Regina Russo. She was so attracted to Ron the very first day they met.

Regina Russo found herself getting closer to Ron after she became a lecturer at his school. They became so bonded until Regina relocated; they had a firm agreement connecting them, studied together, gambled together, and did many other intimate things you may wish to know. Pick a copy of this exciting book and find out what happened. Timewise is genuinely a fantastic book to behold!

Robert Leet, the author of this book, is undoubtedly an incredible writer. He decisively used this strategic title for this book and still did justice to it with the words he used in writing the book. I strongly agree that the relationship between Regina and Ron was beyond fate. They indeed presumed the benefits and qualities themselves, which led them to fall in love with each other. The informal pleasantries they had while discussing thrilled me. The use of physics terms took my mind back to high school days when it used to be my favorite subject. It was such a fantastic flashback.

I appreciate their action of Regina; she deliberately resisted the urge to doubt the intelligence of young Ron. She regarded her as a grown person with a mature mind. Although Ron found it challenging to comprehend Regina's lessons, he still figured out how to understand her teachings through maximum attention. Moreover, I appreciate that Ron was always fortunate to get good women in his life. While reading this book, I discovered he always admired great women. One of these attractive women was the one who taught Ron how to learn about plants when found on the map. He was also partially settled with a good woman named Sheila.

The only thing I did not enjoy about this book is the sexual carelessness of one of the central characters. Ron should have taken more safety measures against his sexual feelings for strange women. It was a significant downfall on side Ron. He could have been more restricted to some point, at least to save his reputation. Nevertheless, I still rate this book 5 out of 5 stars. Firstly because I thoroughly enjoyed it and secondly, because it was exceptionally well-edited.

I recommend this book to people who love to read scientific books. Lovers of fictional tales can get copies of this book and enjoy the fantastic series. Science-inclined students who want physics courses can also read this book for more information. I enjoyed how well-written and fascinating the book is. The author is a great and creative writer.

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[Ohanele Chinonyerem]

Education brought them together and I believe it would a successful relationship because they both had a lot of things in common and this is one important factor for a successful relationship.