Review: An Enjoyable Quantum Leap-type Story
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 17, 2013
One cannot help but compare this book to experiences from "Quantum Leap."  But this adventurer doesn't wind up in a complete stranger's body...always his own...in whatever year.  It seems more plausible somehow.  To have a chance to correct some past mistakes is an addictive plot, not to mention the reality variance that transpires from making that different choice.  Running into "other travelers" was a bonus I didn't expect.  Exchanging stock tips that would later pan out made me smile.  Heck yes, I'd do the same thing!  I'd have to say my overall favorite part is our traveler's meeting with his "mother-in-law" from his 1990's timeline, after he had returned to 2007.  Her daughter...gone for years in 2007, as was his wife and sons from that reality.  But somehow she "knew" from her dreams her daughter had lived, and also knew our traveler, as if a veiled mist had been pulled away from her consciousness.  Moral of the story?  Never, ever doubt the veracity of a mother's dreams.