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 " .. I have always been fascinated by the two advertised topics. Science and religion.  .. Quantum States has a take on it I found refreshing and fascinating ..  I couldn't put it down." 

         - J    

" I was a bit hesitant on the content  .. even on first glance, it could be liberally mistaken for a textbook. ..  I found the science to be pretty straightforward and served the story well .. I found the book to be a truly entertaining, provocative science fiction story :)" 

             - Brandis                 

 My first look at the cover screamed "science" to me, and "quantum" in the title completed the initial intimidation factor .. This was not a science book. Lots of science in it but author theorizes science and religion are more alike than we tend to think .. First time I ever thought about things this way." 

      -S. Williams

 " .. Quantum States was engaging, suspenseful, unpredictable and it made me think about what if this could really happen and the accompanying moral issues. Overall, I thought the book was a great reading experience." 

        - R Mitchell

 "As a STEM girly myself, the science parts of the book didn't give me pause. I’m sure the author was taking some liberties for the sake of storytelling (it is fiction after all!) but I had no issues with the more fantastical and/or speculative elements. .. Bottom line at the bottom, I agree with the other reviewers that it was a fun ride. The story progressed logically and inexorably toward a conclusion that was difficult to predict in advance, and I appreciated that even at the denouement it was left open for the reader to contemtplate and decide for themselves! "

      - B.