Barely in Time

- Peter Wallace, "Book Blitz!" Of all the unlucky young fellows ever abused by speculative scientific theories, Danny - the protagonist of , is probably the luckiest one. The trouble that no-one in their right mind could've ever predicted had landed Danny in a very tight place! This purely fictional, yet alarmingly familiar world is abrim and acrawl with plotting villains, gibbering egg-heads, sadistic government officials and even more sadistic professors of liberal arts. This world is a grotty place and before it becomes even grottier, Danny has to act - yet the question is, ? is a novel that combines science fiction, historical fiction, and satire in a unique and original way. It's a novel that explores the themes of free will, fate, identity, responsibility, and consequences. It's a novel that makes you laugh, think, wonder, and feel. It's a novel that takes you on an unforgettable adventure through time with Danny and his friends. The novel benefits from lively characterization, eclectic tone, and playful writing. The characters are colorful and quirky, such as the evil military general, the timid scientist, the eccentric old neighbor, and the charming protagonist. The tone of the novel varies from serious to humorous to absurd, without losing its coherence or direction. The writing is full of literary references, allusions, and jokes, that enrich the text and challenge the readers. Barely in Time is a novel that dares to do something different and succeeds in doing it well. It is an entertaining and stimulating read that rewards its readers with surprises and insights. It is recommended for anyone who enjoys quality literature or innovative storytelling.