Quantum Garden

Written by Derek Künsken

Narrated by T. Ryder Smith

The stunning, critically-acclaimed follow-up to best-selling The Quantum Magician THE ULTIMATE CHASE Days ago, Belisarius pulled off the most audacious con job in history. He's rich, he's back with the love of his life, and best of all, he has the Time Gates, arguably the most valuable things in existence. Nothing could spoil this. .except the utter destruction of his people and the world they lived on. To save them, he has to make a new deal with the boss he just double-crossed, to travel back in time and work his quantum magic once again, tracking down the source of the wormholes. If he can avoid detection, dodge paradox and stay ahead of the eerie, relentless Scarecrow, he might just get back to his own time alive.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Recorded Books, Inc.
• Release date: Oct 15, 2019
• ISBN: 9781980011927

Reviews for Quantum Garden

[Mr.Bion · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

I almost want to give it 2. But i could be a 4.

The extensive outpour of words to pain an abstract quantum entanglement... Took over parts of the book. I get it, it's Cool koncept. But uding words English, to describe math? And psychedelic inviorment. Sorry it just because bla ba bla bla. Back to the main story of the book.
There are better avenues for this Abstract etc etc bla bla....

[dokfintong · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Not as elaborateIn my review of "The Quantum Thief", Mr. Künsken's opening book in this series, I complained that it was too complex to read straight through. This book does not suffer from that fault. It is no trouble to get straight through it. My problem is that I don't know anything more than the usual about quantum physics and so I don't actually believe the book's suppositions and story line. In addition, I missed entirely why it is that they team needs core samples from the past to move through the time gates. Huh? Nevertheless, the book is a good mid-series book with lots of plot movement and maneuvering to set up the next stage in the story.I have another physics question though: How much energy is released in a matter / anti-matter explosion? That's an important question that I can't explain. At the very least, I think that Bel's ship should be more damaged than it is from Scarecrow's AM attack.I received a review copy of "The Quantum Garden" by Derek Künsken from the publisher Rebellion Publishing through NetGalley.com.