Great atmosphere, but the timeline of emotions of the characters felt a bit unrealistic. ( )

Alan is a young NASA engineer who is recently married. While it was a shotgun wedding due to her delicate condition. The problem is he is far more focused on helping man get to the moon than he is on getting to know and care for his new wife. The more and more he works on the shuttle the less he takes into his account the needs of his family. When a tragedy occurs, Alan must figure out how to make up the lost time with his wife so they can begin to heal.

The narrator did a wonderful story of bringing this story surrounding putting men on the moon to life. He made each character stand out on their own merits and you could not help but care about the characters and suffer through their heartbreak with them. ( )

Held as ebook and audiobook from Kindle Prime Sept. 2022.

FROM AMAZON: Doubt plagues a new marriage when a young NASA engineer focuses more on the Apollo 11 moon landing than his own future in this poignant short story by bestselling author Olivia Hawker.

Alan is able to imagine every way critical equipment might break during the launch and landing of Apollo 11. But his experience in preventing cosmic disasters does nothing to prepare him for the pressures of a hasty marriage to a woman he barely knows—or the strain of keeping up appearances amid the shifting social attitudes of the late ’60s. When a crisis at home forces Alan back to earth, he’s faced with a choice he doesn’t know how to make: whether to let go or move forward.

A Point In Time is a collection of some amazing short stories. If I talk about my favorite story, then it would be Landing by Olivia Hawker. The plot has emotions, responsibility and love for family. Other stories are also good, it was just that some of them had a very complex ending. Although, the characters are lovely. But, still the book is not meant to skip. And, the best part is you can finish the book within a day.

I would like to give the book 4 stars. Thanks to the authors for providing me an opportunity to read and review the book.

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