Title: When Dull Books Happen to Interesting Premises
Product review: To start with, I'm one of those Science Fiction readers that really likes the fiction, and not so much the science. I give it the college try, but only the basic concepts really sink in. And for this book, most of the science went over my head (more than enough for me, but apparently not enough for the seriously die-hard readers of Science Fiction). But the overall idea, one of the only viable time-travel-like premises I've yet encountered, was very interesting and innovative. And if this book had been about 100, maybe 200, pages I'd give it a 5 and have been quite happy about it. But unfortunately this novel rambled on for over 500 pages. So to most of you I'd say, read the synopsis and be done. You won't miss much.
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