
Recursion by Blake Crouch is an excellent, mind-bending read, much like his previous book, Dark Matter (reviewed here). My 14-year old and I both enjoyed both books, but I think I liked Dark Matter better. My same description of Dark Matter holds for this one. I am not sure I entirely understood all of it, but I enjoyed the ride, nonetheless. In this crazy story, Helena invents a chair intending to preserve the memories of people like her mother with Alzheimer’s. Instead, there are devastating results. This is a great end-of-summer-back-to-reality escape novel.

I LOVED the book…. read it in about 3 sittings. I have a gnawing question however. After having gone through so many timelines why did Helena suffer from Alzheimer’s in only that one timeline?
Agreed. I felt there were other inconsistencies like this that I couldn’t even wrap my head around to figure out!!
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