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Paradox
Jonathan Messer created a universe with the flip of a 67¢ Radio Shack switch. The moment he activated his latest invention, his life unexpectedly changed.After being pulled unconscious from his burning house, Jonathan embarks on an incredible, universe-spanning adventure while battling two warring One determined to control his invention, the other bent on its ultimate destruction.Fueled by his painful memories, Jon is focused on only one Save his family, no matter the cost.
390 pages, Paperback
Published June 4, 2018
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July 12, 2018
This is a fantastic and fun story; well thought out. Great job from a first-time author!
March 31, 2024
I had the pleasure of meeting the author at Huntsville Comics and Pop Culture Expo, and I'm so glad I did. It's so refreshing to see a book mentioning familiar places.
This book delivers on its promise of a universe hopping thriller.
Every time we see a new universe, we never know what to expect, not any more than our main character. The author does an excellent job of framing these universes in a way to make our protagonist and us readers think. I thought it was brilliant the way some of these universes seemed to ask such deep philosophical questions.
The story through-lines are wonderfully tied up by the end, as well, even some of the smallest things that you might not have noticed will come back in some surprising ways.
Highly recommended.
This book delivers on its promise of a universe hopping thriller.
Every time we see a new universe, we never know what to expect, not any more than our main character. The author does an excellent job of framing these universes in a way to make our protagonist and us readers think. I thought it was brilliant the way some of these universes seemed to ask such deep philosophical questions.
The story through-lines are wonderfully tied up by the end, as well, even some of the smallest things that you might not have noticed will come back in some surprising ways.
Highly recommended.
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