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Wow, another thriller, and this one was different, I rank it higher than even dark matter tbh, the story really forced me to continue reading just one more chapter. The basic premise is time travel really, but not in a way you would expect or would have seen before in any other media, it is via our memories, and I love the plot structure of this book, how the plot is woven between our 2 main leads, how much does the role of time plays in the equation too. Yes, it had some parts like dark matter where the story kept repeating itself (recursively i might add with a pun), but it wasn't unbearable or anything, kinda of like those filler episodes in series that we have, they slow down the pace a bit, for the plot elements to converge properly, and I can assure you, it does just that. The ending is great too, with no loose ends unlike dark matter. A must read for any sci fi lover or a thriller lover. Yes, some scientific jargons might bounce off your head, but you don't have to know quantum physics to understand the essence of this plot, I'll give you that.
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