BookRix

Brilliant!

Like this story, nice sci-fi.
In this world he’s woken up to, Jason’s life is not the one he knows. His wife is not his wife. His son was never born. And Jason is not an ordinary college physics professor, but a celebrated genius who has achieved something remarkable. Something impossible. Read the mos thrilling story ever: https://myfreekindle.blogspot.com/2017/09/dark-matter-blake-crouch.html

that book is cool

...I'm a bit baffled here - have we read the same book here? Oh I forgot!...You haven't actually read it! You've claimed to have confusingly "read" the "first chapters" and condemned it upon that basis....

....I really don't get these politically correct "liberal" fascists that scream "racism", find it personally offensive and react by stating to "throw it away", without reading the entire piece...You know that sentiment fits somewhere else within another part of human history - I'm hoping you can see the parallels there...

...However, my side-point is that 'Makers' does require some concentration [as it tells you at the side-bit, it is over 900 tiny e-pages; 948 to be exact...]...I have to admit, even I fall victim to that soft tomb of sleep, dribbling upon my old mac after going bleary-eyed [unfortunately, it happens to me a lot...You can probably tell I'm on medication, anyway...]...But, if you stick with 'Makers' you will be rewarded...It really is brilliantly executed...To end my e-waffle, a humble suggestion to you: why not try and read whatever it is you're commenting upon before unleashing your harsh and bafflingly un-informed opinion of it upon people who have actually read it...You never know, it might be a risk worth taking...

throw it away i was very offended by
the very first chapters of this book
i did not even waste my time reading
any further if you want to sell this
book to a wind range of readers think
about what you write