I wonder how much outlining the author does because it all seems to fall into place as if it were planned in advance, yet feels spontaneous while reading. It takes a lot of skill to do that in a series. So lots of questions answered, but new ones presented. I trust that the Physics will be explained eventually, but I'm docking half a star for not giving me resolution this episode! The one frustrating thing is that we've been given a time loop.

I'm also wondering about how his split loyalties will affect his actions. He's a charismatic character and I get the feeling that we've hardly begun to get to know him.

I am, however, wondering how a possible new dynamic with Mason might develop and what part Connor, the new character, will play in further episodes. Her experiences over the past few years have had a significant effect on her outlook and I'm seeing the changes in her, but don't want to go into detail because those not as far along in the series will enjoy it more without spoilers.Īll I can say is that this is a brilliant series and I'm already gasping for the next episode, although this one finished in a comfortable place. Connections were made for Mason and Julia, plus some new background for Marcus.Įven more fascinating is watching Akalya, aka Kallie, develop. Although it's classed as science fiction because it's time travel, the plot has been more like a Mystery and we got some revelations this time. I also love the way this series is developing. I love that these books are novella length and don't keep me waiting too long to see what happens, but I hate it that they're finished so quickly! It's been a while since anything else has had that effect on me. Have you ever just sat with a finished book in your hand, unable to define the emotions you're feeling but feeling too contemplative to do anything else for a while? Yeah, this one did that.

Plausible Deniability by Shanna Lauffey