Review: Time certainly flys while reading this book!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 11, 2013
This book is extraordinarily good!While I agree with some previous reviewers -- the book is, technically, flawed -- I too am anxiously awaiting, "Part Two."I read my first 'time travel' novel in my early teens; I believe it was, "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court."  In the decades since, I've read many, many more.Some of those novels have become classics; I still recall fondly, Clifford Simak's, "Time is the Simplest Thing," and have reread it many times. Dan Garmen's, "Time Flying," I will certainly want to read again but first, I hope to read the remaining book(s) in this series.About those flaws.I didn't notice any words used that would fail a spell-check.  There were, however, many words used that were clearly unintended: "the," for one instance, used when the author clearly intended to write, "he."  There were quite a few like that throughout the book.More unfortunate were the occasional cases where Dan must have deliberated on two or more alternate phrasings, wrote one, attempted to revise, and left -- remnants -- of both.  Usually the meaning was entirely obvious, as there were just one or two words of a discarded phrasing unintentionally left to clutter the sentence.I recall only one paragraph which entirely eluded my understanding and that _might_ have occurred because I was excessively eager to finish the book before being called away and failed to give that troublesome paragraph adequate attention.G.