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Kyle uses this volume to tie together all the characters from his first two books. Again, he shows that he knows how to let a story tell itself, giving the reader just enough information to let his own imagination fill in the gaps. It makes for an enjoyable read. As a writer myself, this is one of those stories that makes me wish I'd thought of it.


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Quantum Roots The Vigilante Sightings Kyle Keyes 9781478392675 Books Reviews

I recently read 'Martin Swan's Diary' by Kyle Keys, and I really enjoyed it, so I knew I wanted to read more from the talented author. The synopsis of Quantum Roots really grabbed my interest, so naturally it became my next read. I have to say that Kyle Keys is rapidly becoming one of my favourite action writer, as I love his take on the espionage thriller. Plus, science lovers like me, will definitely love the references to particle physics

In this page-turner, Agents Wade and Grumman are on the case of a mysterious vigilante, who somehow shares the same fingerprints as a Korean war vet...that dies in 1959. How can this be? Will Wade and Grumman solve the mystery, and will the man with two identities discover what his troubling flashbacks mean? A really great read and I'm already looking forward to moving onto Quantum Roots 2 as soon as possible.
Our author, Kyle Keyes, has worked some magic in his novel, Quantum Roots. I have to say, at first I was slightly confused but keep forging on and was soon caught up in this mixture of a read. It is packed full of interesting characters and facts of happenings, somehow skillfully wrapped in just the right way to bring forth quite an interesting and entertaining read. Different, to be sure, but captivating at the same time. A read that is sure to keep your attention and one I believe you will enjoy.
I have to ask are you kidding me... what are you even thinking here, that was a thought, piss poor writing, to say the least, what is this? Now three words or less is a sentence. This did not hold me, there is no need for 2 spaces in this, and having it justified, is nuts, be sure to cap what needs to be caped!
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Kyle Keyes is undoubtedly a rising star of the scifi genre, and I’ve worked my way through his books in quick succession. Right now I think Quantum Roots is the best one I’ve read.

Keyes writing is fast-paced and the science is compelling rather than bogging you down in needless minutiae. Also I love how characters resurface that I know from his previous books, but that doesn’t mean you would get less out of them by reading out of chronological order.

Quantum Roots would make an epic scifi movie, so hopefully if his books end up getting the exposure I think they deserve one day I’ll get to see the work of one of my favourite new authors on the big screen.
Jesse Joe Jacks dies by lightening strike in 1959 and Olan Chapman has a career in an electronics firm, yet both man share the same fingerprints. How can this be? With fingerprints being as unique a snowflakes, how can a living man have matching prints to a man long dead? In this novel we enter a world where time is not a linear thing, and the past can merge with the present. Although, the plot touches on some rather advanced quantum physics, it isn't too technical, or hard to follow. But, you will definitely be in for twists and turns, and a super exciting conclusion.

This novel would make a great gift for the seasoned reader who is looking to add something a little different to his book shelf.
Kyle uses this volume to tie together all the characters from his first two books. Again, he shows that he knows how to let a story tell itself, giving the reader just enough information to let his own imagination fill in the gaps. It makes for an enjoyable read. As a writer myself, this is one of those stories that makes me wish I'd thought of it.