Review: Fate or physics, probability or choice
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 13, 2011
I received a free copy of this book for my review. The main character Anna is having dreams about her school and people in the school, only thing strange about that is that some of the people in the dream/nightmare are having the same dream as Anna. So we have our fantasy genre, which the writer then takes into the more sci-fi element, when she introduces the theory of multiple or parallel lives. To do this she uses quantum physics, which I can't go into because it is just too darn complicated and it would give too much of the plot away.It takes a close look at the world of high school society and the way it can create a living hell for some, which can culminate in tragedy and chaos. I liked the concept and felt the book was suitable read for YA and adults alike. It had me gripped and I actually grumbled at the end, because it didn't answer the "who was it, or who is it?" question. That was probably an intentional cliffhanger, but it felt a little too open for an ending, but that's the pleasure of fantasy and sci-fi you never know what the writer will create or leave you with. It was an interesting read and I recommend it.The Space Between