Book Review: The Chronothon by Nathan Van Coops


 

Book Review: The Chronothon (In Times Like These #2) by Nathan Van Coops


 

I rated the Book 1 of this series 4/5 stars and this one was even better so no other option but to give it a full 5 star rating.

The book is BRILLIANT, AWESOME and MIND BLOWING

 

This is by far the best time travel sci-fi book I have ever read. Nathan's attention to detail is what gets me to like the book so much.

 

Nathan has paid attention to so many of the aspects of the complexities and paradoxes of time travel AND handled them beautifully in his narrative.

 

He is my next best fav author after Matthew Reilly. Nathan provides a fantastic action thriller with the twist of Time Travel ... and well played !!

 

Super Fabulous narration .. i look forward to the next one.

 

This book did not mess up the book cover like the first one. Showing the time travelling gadgetry on the front cover itself sparks off interest of the curious readers … which is further enhanced by the title ‘Chronothon’ which most readers will read as Chrono+thon = Time + Marathon = Race against Time !! Excellent Title and book cover deisgn

 

Rating: 5 / 5

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