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A review by z523
Visitors by Orson Scott Card
3.0
It was interesting for a while, but the ending just kind of flopped. It also got bogged down with the nitty gritties of time travel.
I also noticed two errors:
Ram Odin responded to the exact words the mice were saying to Noxon even though he couldn’t hear them.
Noxon referred to seeing Deborah get killed as the moment when he realized that he loved her. Except... he never saw that because he sent a note back and erased that future from happening.
I had really been enjoying this series, and a good part of this book, but the ending was an over simplified let down, and there was less plot and more explaining about time travel.
I also noticed two errors:
Ram Odin responded to the exact words the mice were saying to Noxon even though he couldn’t hear them.
Noxon referred to seeing Deborah get killed as the moment when he realized that he loved her. Except... he never saw that because he sent a note back and erased that future from happening.
I had really been enjoying this series, and a good part of this book, but the ending was an over simplified let down, and there was less plot and more explaining about time travel.