Kaley initially thinks either that the journal is a fraud or Tesla was experiencing a nervous breakdown when he wrote it. However, if his experiments were real, the world will never be the same. She decides to secretly build Tesla’s time machine and attempt to go back into her own life to change a decision she has always regretted.
She prepares for a trip to the past, not knowing whether she will electrocute herself or travel back to the Boulder of her sophomore year in college. But an old boyfriend might have hidden some secrets from her—secrets that could have her fighting for her life.
Ok, wow. I must say, I tried to like this book. I read and read before giving up the ghost at 44%. Kaley is one of the most selfish, self-centered, unlikeable main characters I’ve read in a very long time. What a douche. I kept reading just hoping she’d turn herself around and get her head out of her ass. But I couldn’t stomach her any more. She keeps secrets, thinks everything revolves around her, and when she decides to test a dangerous piece of OLD equipment she’s going to go back in time and fix something she thinks is a mistake. In her OWN past! Not only that, she’s bringing some sketchy dude from her past with her! She obviously does not care how this will impact not just her own timeline, but everyone else it touches along the way. S-e-l-f-i-s-h.
I quit reading and I don’t care what happened. I cannot stand her (or her dickwad old boyfriend) and I’m going to pretend I never read this.
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