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A review by momankara
The Never-Ending End of the World by Ann Christy
3.0
Thanks to NetGalley for the ARC.
I really liked the premise that the supercollider at Brookhaven broke time. Coco is a likeable character. I wish there had been more explanation of the theoretical physics that led to what happened, and that there had been more world-building for the post-apocalyptic world. Similar concepts are repeated throughout the narrative but deeper and more descriptive passages would have helped me identify with the characters and the setting. The characters beyond Coco and Forrest were thinly described. Forrest seems to disappear at the end, so that thread is lost after half the book is told from his POV.
I really liked the premise that the supercollider at Brookhaven broke time. Coco is a likeable character. I wish there had been more explanation of the theoretical physics that led to what happened, and that there had been more world-building for the post-apocalyptic world. Similar concepts are repeated throughout the narrative but deeper and more descriptive passages would have helped me identify with the characters and the setting. The characters beyond Coco and Forrest were thinly described. Forrest seems to disappear at the end, so that thread is lost after half the book is told from his POV.