Now, Then, And Everywhen by Rysa Walker

 This book was confusing.  I found myself wondering if I was now, then or when.  It is a time travel book and it provides interesting theories on the resolving of or creating of paradoxes.  Add in the multiverse and genetic modifications and you have a wealth of variables.

I think the most interesting aspect of the book was the afterword where the author delves into some of her concerns.   That seemed very genuine.

This is a book that will demand concentration for you to comprehend where or when you are.  I, personally, did not have sufficient concentration to truly enjoy the book.   I am sure there is more to it than what I got. 

This book may have been received free of charge from a publisher or a publicist. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.