Attempt at a Techno-Thriller, but belongs in a Christian Religious store.
I have to admit, some of the action drew me in, but the constant editorial mistakes and religious pandering quickly dimished any sense of intrigue. It seems the entire intention of this book is to convert to Christianity. The book asks where you'd want to go in time given the chance. All we get is Zambia in 1985 and the life and times of Jesus. It is obvious the author knows little at all about the operations and functionality of Quantum Mechanics. Basically, he shrouds the religious 85% of the book with poorly researched science and gunplay as a plot function to hide his intentions. I was displeased with the book and would not recommend it unless you're a bible thumper out to feel good about yourself. I am disheartened to know James Rollins actually recommends this book.