An Audience for Einstein (2006 EPPIE Award Winner)
5 Hearts.  This scifi book is reminiscent of "Flowers for Algernon." --Heartland Reviews (Bob Spear)A great read. I recommend it to people who like speculative fiction not set in far-flung galaxies. --Glenda WoodrumA slick little science fiction story.  It is an end justifies the means story. It is an eye opener. --Dan Shade, Orson Scott Card's Intergalactic Medicine ShowA well-written, at times riveting story.  Wakely is clearly an excellent and concise writer.  Great bedtime reading material. --Ellen Feig, Skuawk Literature ReviewsAn enjoyable and thought provoking read.  Never veers into the realm of "too heavy" yet still has something to say. --Bookpleasures.com (Theresa Derwin)Intelligent, moving. Flowers for Algernon was good, but An Audience for Einstein is better. What's next?  Movie? Bravo Mr. Wakely --Tim Lasiuta, Penguincomics.netThis is a wonderful short novel that shows what good science fiction can be. --R-Laurraine Tutihasi, Sim~Gen (simgen.com)This was so much more than anticipated. Full of emotions and twists, you will not want this book to end. --GetBookReviews.comThought provoking and entertaining. --Genrefluent.com (Diana Tixier Herald)Wakely clearly has a fascination with science and has certainly done his homework in his well-crafted treatise. --The Elmhurst College Leader Newspaper, September 27, 2005 (Nick Bajzek)...a touching story of human relationships...a lasting science fiction novel that explores the limits of humanity. - The Huffington Post.--huffingtonpost.com/2010/08/26/mockingjay-science-fiction_n_694507.html#s131191&title;=An_Audience_For