Traveller Inceptio

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#Book review

Title : Traveller Inceptio
Author : Rob Shakleford
Language : English
Edition : Paperback
Pages : 432

Time machines have always been an attraction among people worldwide. Time machine is a device with the help of which we can travel through the time. It is estimated to travel in past and future too. It has widely gained popularity in fiction and philosophy. We have many books, movies, articles and stories related to time machine which has gained alot of popularity from time to time.
Traveller Inceptio is the best selling international science fiction. It is a well researched book. In this book we find the current details as well as of 1000 years back. This makes the book more interesting and enjoyable.
It all happened accidentally,  a group of young researchers invented a time machine called Transporter which could take you back 1000 years into the past. This secret could not be concealed till long,  as a result a group of people were sent back into the Saxon England period. The Saxon England is one of the most dangerous period in history.
The book is a science fiction as well as the history fiction. Combination of both genres makes the book more interesting. It is a fast paced book which makes a reader glued to it till the end. I was so engrossed into the plot and suddenly felt all the action taking place infront of me. This book is surely going to leave a long impression on the readers.

#Rating : 4.5/5

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