The Chronocide Mission

This book has the standard time-travel plothole, where the "time" of the plot goes on independently of the time that people are traveling through, resulting in situations like someone in the future having to wait for someone in the past to accomplish something, even though it by definition has already happened. The author never even attempts to explain this.But as long as you take for granted the way the time-travel works, the book is fresh and entertaining. It's a really fun read.

This book is really well written and entertaining. I found myself really caring for the characters and their struggles, and the reasons for their battles and time travels made sense to me and seemed well thought out. I absolutely loved the ending - talk about coming full circle! I hadn't read anything by Lloyd Biggle Jr. before this, but I will certainly look for more.