What I like about this part of the story is that it is a time-travel book without any time-travel. The author sets up the situation and the characters, but does not actually have anyone zipping through time causing butterfly effects. Time-travel, then, is just "a thing" in the story not "the thing." It's a very promising way to start the series.
Part two of this series is already on Amazon, is longer, and, as a fair warning, costs more than part one. I look forward to seeing if Paul can deliver on the setup he has already laid down for his readers.
Click here to find Linear Shift, Part I on Amazon.
Click here to find Linear Shift, Part I on Amazon.