The Source Labyrinth

by Jeffrey M. Herman

A team of scientists opens a door to the source of creation...but do we belong on the other side?

When Max Warde was just a teenager, he caused an accident that led to the tragic death of his mother. Twelve years later, biophysicist Dr. Dominic Gustav is dying and his only hope rests within his belief that Max possesses the key to unlocking the Universe. Together, Max and Gustav shatter the confines of space and time to unleash a power that man was not meant to obtain. Max must navigate a treacherous path, endangering his family and jeopardizing his very existence. Will he absolve his dark past and prevent Dominic Gustav from unraveling the fabric of creation? Or will he lose himself within "The Source Labyrinth?"

268 pages, Paperback

Published May 19, 2016

Reviews

[Kari Wanke · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow! Excellent book! Jeffrey Herman is a fantastic storyteller! Jeffrey was able to keep the suspense alive throughout out this book while at the same time bringing in themes that caused me to think about my own life and my relationships with my family and friends! I highly recommend reading this book!

[Mandy Wultsch · Rating 5 out of 5]

Max Warde, a philosopher/ physicist, is offered a job at a secretive lab. He accepts, and learns that the work being done there involves traveling through space and time, in addition to parallel universes. He has to leave his wife and child behind when he travels a good distance to his new job. After he acquires the ability to travel without the aid of the lab equipement, his life is in danger.

This sci-fi adventure involves a unique form of jumping through time and space. When so many stories involve tired cliches involving time travel, it is nice to come across something different from the usual fare.

There was one point in the story where I confused about if Max had jumped to the future or if the book had skipped ahead a few years. That was only for a few pages, thankfully, and did not interrupt the flow of the narrative.

This book is appropriate for high school age and above. There is some cursing and an almost sexual assault (but not too horrible). It was a quick read because I could hardly wait to see what happened next.

I received this book for no cost through the Goodreads Giveaways program. Thank you to the author.

[Shelley · Rating 5 out of 5]

I have to say I loved this book! The action, twists, and time/space travel kept me flipping the pages quickly. The characters were developed really well, and it was easy to feel like I knew the main guy, Max. I must mention that my good friend Jeff Herman wrote this book and I am so thrilled that I loved it so much! He talked about the ideas he had for the book years ago, and I am so proud of him for having finished it... and to have finished it so well! Bravo my friend

[Brandi Nyborg · Rating 4 out of 5]

I received this book through giveaways. This isn't my typical kind of book, so I was excited to give it a try. I'm really happy I did. This author is really creative, and kept me engaged the whole time. It definitely gives you a lot to think about. I think we'll be seeing more great books from this author!

[Joseph Carano · Rating 4 out of 5]

I won this novel in a Goodeads contest I give this offering 4 and a half stars. This was a very good science fiction work by Jeffrey Herman. Well researched and well written, the kind of read you hope will not end. I recommend this to all sci/fy genre fans.