Charles Dickinson (1) (1951–)

Both lovely and suspenseful. Appealing to fans of both SF and of good popular fiction. The time-travel element was well-explored, rather than just a gimmick, but it wasn't laden with pseudo-science. The characters are interesting and the plot moves along at a good pace. The only problem is that it's too short - not concise in a good way, but it seems, about 2/3 through, as if the author got tired and stopped developing the new ideas and situations, and didn't do any more with the old. Lots of loose ends - not that I wish they'd been tied up pretty, but it seems like the author neither had the vision and ran out of time and energy to figure out where things might have gone.

Sorry the negative comments took up most of the previous paragraph. I really did like the book a lot and will definitely look into the author's other work.… (plus d'informations)