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If The Dawn of Everything was about humans as a political animal, this book is all about humans as a resourceful species. We all try our hardest, but some of us had better starting conditions than others. This book offers a great way of understanding why history unfolded the way it did.

If The Dawn of Everything was about humans as a political animal, this book is all about humans as a resourceful species. We all try our hardest, but some of us had better starting conditions than others. This book offers a great way of understanding why history unfolded the way it did.

Too much telling, not enough showing.

Aw gees aw gees, how do I feel about this? It was good? But kinda not? If you think the bomb is the drama it's not very good, but as a melodrama...it's motivating? The end is good. The very end is very good.

I was curious to see how they followed up Time's Eye and I have to say they did a good job. I'm left with same problem as before: I know this is a trilogy, but they wrapped up all the drama in one book. What's next? I guess I'll have to keep reading to find out!

The world is split apart and put back together again. Why? No one knows, but they're left to deal with the consequences. Friends across time struggle for survival and meaning. More clearly awaits in the sequels.