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Laura
Jun 26, 2011 rated it liked it
This twist on the time-travel genre posits that there is a genetic mutation that allows people to travel through time. Because this is the start to a trilogy, some of the information isn't explained quite as fully as it could have been. Also because this is the start of a trilogy, the writing and plot aren't as tight as I would have liked.

Jackson's experiences alone would have made for an interesting book, ditto his "experiments" with Alan. Throwing in a secret CIA department and the EOT people
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Jess
Jun 27, 2012 rated it liked it
The beginning totally had me hooked - the story moves at a nice clip, the characters were just interesting enough, and I have a small weakness for time travel stories. Perhaps because I'm completely willing to go along with the premise and I don't worry about deconstructing the logic of each particular theory of time travel? At any rate, I was enjoying the quick pace and the mild suspense, right up to the big showdown at the end, where I completely lost track of who was where and when and why I ...more
Maria Elmvang
Usually I'm a fan of anything involving time-travel, so after reading the blurb, I was really eager to read this book. Unfortunately it couldn't quite live up to my expectations as the "rules" around the time-travel got really confusing with all the exceptions and variations and what not, and I didn't really warm up to the story until rather late in the book.

I did enjoy the half-jumps Jackson took back to his past once he figured out what he was doing though - especially those where he got to se
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Bethany
Dec 09, 2011 marked it as to-read
CLM
Aug 17, 2012 marked it as to-read  ·  review of another edition
Angel
Oct 31, 2013 marked it as to-read
katayoun Masoodi
Feb 03, 2014 marked it as tbr-ebook
Shelves: ebook, ya, fantasy
Lisa
Feb 22, 2016 marked it as to-read