Review of Timewise
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Review of Timewise
[Following is a volunteer review of "Timewise" by Robert Leet.]
“Timewise” by Robert Leet is a science fiction novel. The plot follows what happens when orphan Ron meets physics professor Regina. Ron just wants to earn money, while Regina can see the potential this young boy has. While supporting Ron through college, Regina teaches him physics in exchange for paying him for every “A” grade he receives. With Regina by his side, Ron goes on to finish his undergraduate degree in mathematics and even goes on to pursue a PH.D. Ron and Regina both live their individual journeys while also having their paths intertwine periodically, growing in love and life in their own way. A few years later, Regina and Ron come together once again for physics. Solving quantum physics logistics and trying their hand at time travel, the duo go through several enlightening moments as well as obstacles in order to quench their thirst for physics. Littered with illustrations and easy-to-understand scientific terms, make sure to read “Timewise” by Robert Leet to learn how to time travel.
I liked that the plot was well thought out and researched by the author. The experiments and explanations were easy to understand and made sense theoretically. Robert Leet knows what he is writing about in “Timewise.” The story was realistic, and the characters’ actions were circumstantially right. There is something for everyone in this book. The lead character and his underdog history are endearing. The chemistry between Ron and Regina was good. I was hooked on their plotline. The progress of their relationship was smooth and believable. Overall, I loved “Timewise” by Robert Leet.
Secondly, I have become a huge fan of the author’s writing style. Even with a subject with a lot of physics talk, he managed to make the plot easy to understand, interesting, and imaginative for the reader. I can clearly visualize some of the scenes thanks to Robert Leet’s expressive writing. He has a knack for perfectly portraying a scene through his words.
I did not find anything to dislike in this book. Although some people might say there was a lot of science talk, the easy terms and the author’s writing style kept me engaged throughout the book. I was so engrossed in the plot that I did not have any difficulty digesting the scientific mechanisms; I took them for what they were and sailed through smoothly. I would say the author has done a considerable job of making it enjoyable for a variety of audiences.
There were no errors in the book. I can confidently say that “Timewise” by Robert Leet is professionally edited.
I rate “Timewise” by Robert Leet 5 out of 5 stars. I found this book very interesting and fun. The physics plot is quite well knit and perfectly wrapped up. There are no errors or negative aspects in the book; it is deserving of full stars.
I recommend this book to science fiction lovers. People in the physics field or fans of science fiction dramas such as The Big Bang Theory will surely enjoy reading “Timewise” by Robert Leet.
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Timewise
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“Timewise” by Robert Leet is a science fiction novel. The plot follows what happens when orphan Ron meets physics professor Regina. Ron just wants to earn money, while Regina can see the potential this young boy has. While supporting Ron through college, Regina teaches him physics in exchange for paying him for every “A” grade he receives. With Regina by his side, Ron goes on to finish his undergraduate degree in mathematics and even goes on to pursue a PH.D. Ron and Regina both live their individual journeys while also having their paths intertwine periodically, growing in love and life in their own way. A few years later, Regina and Ron come together once again for physics. Solving quantum physics logistics and trying their hand at time travel, the duo go through several enlightening moments as well as obstacles in order to quench their thirst for physics. Littered with illustrations and easy-to-understand scientific terms, make sure to read “Timewise” by Robert Leet to learn how to time travel.
I liked that the plot was well thought out and researched by the author. The experiments and explanations were easy to understand and made sense theoretically. Robert Leet knows what he is writing about in “Timewise.” The story was realistic, and the characters’ actions were circumstantially right. There is something for everyone in this book. The lead character and his underdog history are endearing. The chemistry between Ron and Regina was good. I was hooked on their plotline. The progress of their relationship was smooth and believable. Overall, I loved “Timewise” by Robert Leet.
Secondly, I have become a huge fan of the author’s writing style. Even with a subject with a lot of physics talk, he managed to make the plot easy to understand, interesting, and imaginative for the reader. I can clearly visualize some of the scenes thanks to Robert Leet’s expressive writing. He has a knack for perfectly portraying a scene through his words.
I did not find anything to dislike in this book. Although some people might say there was a lot of science talk, the easy terms and the author’s writing style kept me engaged throughout the book. I was so engrossed in the plot that I did not have any difficulty digesting the scientific mechanisms; I took them for what they were and sailed through smoothly. I would say the author has done a considerable job of making it enjoyable for a variety of audiences.
There were no errors in the book. I can confidently say that “Timewise” by Robert Leet is professionally edited.
I rate “Timewise” by Robert Leet 5 out of 5 stars. I found this book very interesting and fun. The physics plot is quite well knit and perfectly wrapped up. There are no errors or negative aspects in the book; it is deserving of full stars.
I recommend this book to science fiction lovers. People in the physics field or fans of science fiction dramas such as The Big Bang Theory will surely enjoy reading “Timewise” by Robert Leet.
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Timewise
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
