Dennis W. Green

It's been a year since the happenings and Trav Becker's life has resumed its normal course. That is until he find another version of himself bleeding and dying at his doorsteps. So, while he is trying to solve a case of two kidnapped girls must he also figure out why other versions of him keep showing up dead. It doesn't help that an FBI profiler is suspicious about him.

I found it to be quite interesting to once again return to Trav Becker world(s) and this time I felt less lost when it came to the multiple versions of Trav Becker from different streams. The first book set everything up and that means that in this book there was less discussion of parallel worlds and Trav getting used to seeing himself getting killed or showing up here and there. And that's good because that means that in this book is it more action now that the introduction to the parallel worlds is over. When the first dead Trav shows up in this book is our Trav more used to it, still confused by it, but not as much as in the first book when much of the time went figure out what's going on. In this book it was more; "Oh no it' starting again, why?." And, trying to figure out what the dead Trav want with him, finding the missing girls and at the same time having a suspicious FBI profiler around isn't easy.

I liked the fact that this book took up the problem with should you interfere with other timelines or not, what is the consequents in the longer run if more interferents keep happening? It's very interesting questions to ponder over during the course of the book.

One thing I never expected was the ending. It was so perfect, but at the same time a very devastating ending and I can't wait to find out in the next book how it all will be resolved.… (altro)

I found the idea of a man that can travel between parallel realities interesting. Especially interesting that a version of the man; Trav Becker, is out to kill the other Trav Beckers. Of course nothing as simple as that as I found out along the way while reading the book. Nothing is really as it seems.

I admit that I had some problems getting into the story, it felt a bit messy with all the different realities and personally I just couldn't understand why "killer" Trav Becker would want to kill all other Trav Beckers. Especially since it should be countless Trav Beckers out there. But then again, it seemed that he was a bit crazy, and crazy people thinks different than the rest of us.

But as I stated before, nothing is that simple and in the end the story takes a different turn that I had expected and suddenly it became very interesting when the truth revealed itself. I think my favorite part of the book was when several Trav Beckers worked together. Loved that. It was a good book and I'm looking forward to reading the next one.… (altro)

It's been a year since the happenings and Trav Becker's life has resumed its normal course. That is until he find another version of himself bleeding and dying at his doorsteps. So, while he is trying to solve a case of two kidnapped girls must he also figure out why other versions of him keep showing up dead. It doesn't help that an FBI profiler is suspicious about him.

I found it to be quite interesting to once again return to Trav Becker world(s) and this time I felt less lost when it came to the multiple versions of Trav Becker from different streams. The first book set everything up and that means that in this book there was less discussion of parallel worlds and Trav getting used to seeing himself getting killed or showing up here and there. And that's good because that means that in this book is it more action now that the introduction to the parallel worlds is over. When the first dead Trav shows up in this book is our Trav more used to it, still confused by it, but not as much as in the first book when much of the time went figure out what's going on. In this book it was more; "Oh no it' starting again, why?." And, trying to figure out what the dead Trav want with him, finding the missing girls and at the same time having a suspicious FBI profiler around isn't easy.

I liked the fact that this book took up the problem with should you interfere with other timelines or not, what is the consequents in the longer run if more interferents keep happening? It's very interesting questions to ponder over during the course of the book.

One thing I never expected was the ending. It was so perfect, but at the same time a very devastating ending and I can't wait to find out in the next book how it all will be resolved.… (altro)

I’ve always been drawn to books with any kind of dimensional travel be it time, parallel universe, or ‘space’. Initially getting to know the characters was a bit confusing and I was a touch skeptical. Trav wasn’t a super likable guy which was understandable and made me want to get to know him but also kind of want to shake him! This changed as I became even more immersed in the plot and began to see his personality through all of his angst. I absolutely loved the action and mystery of figuring out what was going on right along with Trav. I was completely engaged and then a lot of things started to come together. I couldn’t put it down and even put off dinner to finish. My favorite parts of the whole book are the twist I didn’t see coming, and the end. I can’t say much about the twist because ‘spoilers’ but I absolutely loved it because of the fact it was really a surprise for me. The ending was also amazing. There is another book which I’m eager to read to continue on this adventure with Trav but this book has a very nice ‘wrap up’. I really appreciate having closure at the end of a book. If you like mystery with some bonus sci-fi I highly picking this up.

This novel was provided free from the author through CBB Book Promotions in exchange for an honest review. This in no way affected my opinion and I was compensated in no other manner.… (altro)