Title: Follett-esque
Product review: This book reminded me a lot of Ken Follett's Eye of the Needle. As others have noted, there seemed to be more typos than I'd have expected, especially for a 25th anniversary release. If the main character's name switching between Stephen and Steven will really annoy you, then skip this one. However, I thoroughly enjoyed the book and a few typos and editing errors weren't enough to ruin it for me. I think it's challenging to write a book where the plot involves an event that would change history as we know it. After all, you know it's not going to happen, so the author has to weave a plot that makes you think it could happen up to the very end, which I think was accomplished in this case.
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