Title: Picks where Wells left off.
Product review: Baxter has written a fine sequel to H.G. Well's THE TIME MACHINE. Wells time traveler ends the book by intending to return to save Weena. Baxter sends him off, but because of factors unknown e begins a series of loops through time that expand Wells' original into a work of immense satisfaction. Baxter's other efforts are well thought out extrapolations of current science. This is an extension of the science of an earlier era that manages to blend in today's space-time theory. Baxter's THE TIME SHIPS manages to propagate the style of Wells' work and, to me, expands upon the original, making it are more completed whole. Highly recommended for any Time Travel fan. The best of THE TIME MACHINE sequels (and I thought Jeter's was great). Hard to beat.
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