Other People's Minds

I have to admit I've always had a soft spot for a scifi novelisation and although this book isn't one, it reads almost as if it is. If you told me it was the novelisation of a new movie based on an undiscovered PKDick short story, I'd probably believe you. The premise is good and the book rolls from one action or visual world-setting scene to another almost like a screenplay.In summary, enjoyable. I'd like to read more about the setup. It feels like there are a few more complex stories in there to come out.

I loved "In Ted we trust", and this story lives up to that promise. I'm sure I'd have done more with anti-gravity than fancy fountains and destroying Paris (though that's a good start), but other than that, excellent.

This story is a journey into the future that's well worth taking. The premise is great and draws you in immediately. What follows is a fast-paced, fun adventure with likeable main characters and some fascinating future tech at its heart. Highly recommend.

I really enjoyed this book. At its heart it had some clever Sci Fi ideas and built a fast paced story around them. Definitely a page turner!

Great little story, very fun to read.

I'm not usually a big sci-fi fan, but I was entertained by Jon Rowland's debut book - In Ted We Trust - a collection of short stories, and I was keen to read a longer novel. It didn't disappoint! The momentum builds as the plot thickens, and some of the themes like quarantining a whole city due to a virus outbreak... that makes it quite 'real' in the current times we are living in!

A well-paced exciting story that gives you plenty to think about. Looking forward to Jon's next work already!

This is a brilliantly exciting novel about time travel and futuristic ways to enable people to live forever. The characters were really engaging and the plot had me guessing right to the end. I'm looking forward to the next one already...