Review: Good Story - Riddled with Editing Errors
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 3, 2014
I got this book for free after seeing it on the Kindle Buffett list.  I did not know the author and had no expectations other than the concept seemed like something that would interest me.  The book exceeded my expectations in terms of story line; however the book was full of distracting and sometimes annoying editing errors like misspelled words  (using bellow when below was the word needed or using waived vs waved when mentioning that someone was using their hand to signal  to someone) or missing words in the sentence altogether forcing you to read it again and insert the missing word to make sure the sentence flows right.Summary - Anna Katz is a disgraced FBI agent who now works for a security agency that provides personal protection in Washington D.C.  Bad things start to happen for clients of the firm which start to appear as if Anna is the culprit, but the story then takes a time travel twist and you are introduced  to the time travel concept via Far Forward and meet the others like (Shotgun Anna, Etta - child of one of the future Annas, and Ninja Anna).Some of the science and technicalities of the time travel explanation was lost on me, but that didn't take away from the story at all and I was intrigued enough to read through to the end to determine what happened to FBI Nina.  The story was also interesting since it also had a romance element to it as well.