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Based on a video warning delivered by a mysterious stranger who claims to be from the future, Daniel Rice is compelled by the FBI to accept an invitation from his future self to travel forward in time to retrieve information that may help prevent imminent dangerous events the video says will occur in Daniel’s own time. Reluctantly, he uses the stranger’s homemade time travel belt to go into the future.
On his arrival, Daniel learns he’s fallen into a trap that’s part of a plan to cause the catastrophic events in Daniel’s time that will be used to set up a theocratic government. He joins the resistance and helps in the fight against the plot of the religious leaders in power. During the process, he puts his relationship with Nala in jeopardy when he has a fling with an independent-thinking female companion in the future.
Quantum Time is a complex but coherent time travel novel. I was impressed with the author’s ability to write about quantum physics principles in ways the average person can understand.
The plot was interesting and fast-moving. The book is a fun, thought-provoking read that held my attention throughout.
Rated: Moderate, for several instances of strong language and numerous uses of moderate language; two somewhat detailed sex scenes, and a fair amount of violence.
