Blog Tour: Rewrite Redemption by J.H Walker + GIVEAWAY!

by J.h. Walker

imageTitle: Rewrite Redemption
Author: J.H Walker
Format: eBook
Source: Xpresso Book Tours
Overall: 4/5 



She wants answers.


Then he moves to her town.

My Review:

What would you do if you were given the chance to change history? Would you change it? Would it improve? Or would it just get worse?

Constantine is a 17 year old Editor, at least he used to be… Until he violated the Prime Dictate: that one must not make alterations to their own timeline. His decisions unravel into costly mistakes, both in his ability to alter time and in the aspects of his own life on general. In an attempt for both redemption and as a getaway from the reminders of his wrongdoing, Constantine relocates to a whole new city. There he meets A.J, the girl who could turn out to be the one instrument he needed in order to correct his mistakes.

A.J is sixteen and invisible. At least, she has six rules for herself to keep her as invisible as she possibly can. For A.J’s life has been far from ordinary… Ever since she was a baby, she’s had the tendency to just… Disappear. To pop away only to return in the same spot a few moments after. It was this abnormality that eventually lead to the loss of her mother, and it has been something that she has tried to keep quiet about for her whole life. So when the mysterious new guy comes around and can somehow perfectly explain her capabilities… What is a girl to do other than listen?

J.H Walker’s Rewrite Redemption was very, very, very good. While I’ve read my fair share of sci-fi/time travel books this year, this is definitely one of the more fresh and creative takes on it. I have always been critical with the usage of more than one POV, but for Rewrite Redemption it flows really well. I liked how A.J and Constantine’s stories, both separate and together, unraveled as the story progressed. I liked that the development of their relationship was pretty gradual and I thought that both characters, as well as Ipod and Lex, were realistic and relatable.

While others may write off Rewrite Redemption as not worth their time whether for the genre or the lack of big-name publisher, I wholeheartedly disagree. For A.J and Constantine’s stories were much more than that of time travel or love or even loss. Their stories encompass so many aspects of human life. Confusion over being separate from the norm. Making a decision and having it backfire horribly on you. Living with the guilt of negatively affecting the lives of another. All these things are emotions and feelings that we deal with everyday, and Walker has included them in this world, effectively separating her story from the countless other time travel books.

In Rewrite Redemption, J.H Walker has created a world of remorse, isolation, sacrifice… And maybe even finding love in a time and place where you least expect it. And it works. Really, really well. I will definitely be looking at any future works that the author plans on releasing. So for readers of YA and science fiction, who enjoy aspects of contemporary as well, I wholeheartedly recommend Rewrite Redemption.

moonlight4An Enjoyable Read, Well Written!

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