Time Station Paris (Vno 2)

Rating:
Summary: Decent Time Travel Novel
Review: I felt the characters in this novel were weak and shallow. There were also so many "ifs" in this book, I mean I can understand one miracle, but there were a lot of I beamed (which sounded a little "trekky" to me) out at the last second for it to seem plausible.

Rating:
Summary: Decent Time Travel Novel
Review: I felt the characters in this novel were weak and shallow. There were also so many "ifs" in this book, I mean I can understand one miracle, but there were a lot of I beamed (which sounded a little "trekky" to me) out at the last second for it to seem plausible.

Rating:
Summary: weak time novel
Review: I typically enjoy SF books, but this is one is quite weak. Time travel is a tricky subject, many paradoxes are possible, which are largely ignored in book. The German phrases that are scattered through the book (funny that there are very few French phrases, it is after all in Paris, even though occupied by the Nazis) are all grammatically incorrect and seem to be taken straight from Hogan's Heroes.

Rating:
Summary: good time travel novel
Review: I'm constantly looking for time travel books that don't blantantly ignore paradoxes. This one doesn't, and moreover offers the new concept of "metatime" which I believe, has something to do with how fast a time distortion set off in the past, will reach the future. Really enjoyed it,and can't wait to read Time Station London! Only one book I've read on time travel is better: Gerrold's "The man who folded himself".

Rating:
Summary: good time travel novel
Review: I'm constantly looking for time travel books that don't blantantly ignore paradoxes. This one doesn't, and moreover offers the new concept of "metatime" which I believe, has something to do with how fast a time distortion set off in the past, will reach the future. Really enjoyed it, and can't wait to read Time Station London! Only one book I've read on time travel is better: Gerrold's "The man who folded himself".