Review of Entanglement - Quantum and Otherwise

Post by **Atieno Magero** » 15 Sep 2022, 23:38

This seems like a great crime thriller. I like that the story is character driven. I'm looking forward to reading about each character and how their lives intertwine in the story. Congratulations on making book of the day!

Jacques Mwashuma · Post by **Jacques Mwashuma** » 15 Sep 2022, 23:40

A very apt review, couldn't have done it better myself. Thanks for that informative look.

Yasmin sarite · Post by **Yasmin sarite** » 15 Sep 2022, 23:49

The review is amazing and gives an insight into the storyline. I would love to read the book.

Post by **Shillah Andeso** » 16 Sep 2022, 00:01

I loved Joe Tinks character when i read this book. He was helpful and cared for Geena when she needed help. The aspect of time in this book is an amazing thing. Family is also well potrayed in this novel. Congratulations on BOTD!

lilianchikasi · Post by **lilianchikasi** » 16 Sep 2022, 00:03

This really is an interesting and well-written book. It's filled with twists, revelations, friendship, crime and dark secrets. The characters are very well introduced and very well relatable. This is a wonderful book.

Eriikeoluwa Nimi · Post by **Eriikeoluwa Nimi** » 16 Sep 2022, 00:10

The review of this book is very nice. I love character driven novels because of their relatability. It's also nice to know that despite distance, relationships can be kept. Congratulations on BOTD

Summer Henrietta · Post by **Summer Henrietta** » 16 Sep 2022, 00:19

Each characters with their dark secrets and mission.
I love the author's writing style. The storyline of this book is engaging too.
You review was insightful.
Kudos!

Jack Winnick · Post by **mrlefty0706** » 16 Sep 2022, 00:23

"Entanglement - Quantum and Otherwise" by John K. Danenbarger is a story about several people with dark pasts whose lives intersect in various ways. Geena Nuss receives a letter informing her that her father has died and the letter is from an old family friend named Joe Tink who knew Geena's mom when he was a stripper and she was a prostitute. Joe is going away and Geena does not want to lose him as a friend. Geena's mother Beth kept in touch with Joe for many years and after Joe was injured in a car accident he moved in with Beth and her husband Kevin. The story continues with revelations of characters with dark secrets that include revenge and murder. The official review is very good and should motivate members to read the entire book.

Phelicia Gloria · Post by **Phelicia Gloria** » 16 Sep 2022, 00:30

This must be a very good book, it's a must read for me.

Lawrence+2 · Post by **Lawrence+2** » 16 Sep 2022, 00:41

I think the book has a lot of characters, but it seems like an interesting one. Why would Joe decide to go away after her father's death? I look forward to reading this book. Great review.

Huini Hellen · Post by **Huini Hellen** » 16 Sep 2022, 00:51

Books that are well edited prevent a reader from being constantly detracted by errors in their enjoyment. Thanks for the review.

Obinna Chima Agoms · Post by **Obinna Chima Agoms** » 16 Sep 2022, 00:52

Sometimes, the connections we have with people are what we need at certain times in our lives. One big lesson to learn is to be good to people, as your posterity might benefit from it when you're gone.

Veky · Post by **Veky** » 16 Sep 2022, 01:04

A very complicated book with too much unnecessary sexual descriptions. Of course, the title is bogus: the plot has nothing to do with modern quantum physics.

Miss_BeckyG · Post by **Miss_BeckyG** » 16 Sep 2022, 01:12

This book has great character-driven plot, with characters whose lives intersect at one point or another. The twists, turns, friendships and revelations depicts characters that are relatable and flawed. For people with dark secrets, this sounds like an interesting read. Thank you for your intriguing review.

Post by **Melisa Jane** » 16 Sep 2022, 01:18

I just got a review copy of this book. It sounds like an interesting one. I hope these people's dark past aren't too dark for my taste. I also hope Beth and Joe never lost contact. This is a great review.