The Factory: 1 (Hexad) Paperback – Import, 11 July 2015

I can't say I've read many time travel series. I'm much more of a cyberpunk fan, but as usual, Al K. Line has bridged the gap between what I like and what I haven't yet experienced in a fulfilling way. I am so jealous of Dale and Amanda's house! They seem to be living the dream! Until they aren't. Beautiful :)

One of the best time travel books I have read.I bought this to read on holiday, and must say it didn't take me long to read it and download the rest. It does hurt your head a little with the concepts, but is not at all difficult to follow the timeline. I loved Dale and Amanda's' characters a found them instantly likeable.I had to chuckle every time they were trying to work out what to do next, they would go to the pub.

Lots of jumping and some interesting plot twist ok overall more then enough words and descriptions to keep you busy

After a weird nighttime, alcohol benumbed conversation with his girlfriend, Amanda, Dale Ando woke up and began digging in his yard for evidence of time travel. He thought it was all a joke, but was curious, so he was amazed when he found a note from himself that made it seem that time travel was a reality. And, what a reality it was. Dale and Amanda soon found themselves chasing themselves across different timelines and alternate universes, all the while being pursued by strange men, some of whom seem bent on doing them harm.If you’re a ‘Doctor Who’ fan, you’ll love Hexad: The Factory by Al K. Line, a time-travel thriller that is short on science, long on fiction, and chocked full of fun, fumbles, and has more twists than a big fill of twizzlers. If you’re a scientist—or a science nerd—who understands the theory of time travel, you’ll probably not like this book. Then again, you just might. It’s a bit like Doug Adams’ Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy. You know such things are impossible, but the characters are so endearing and the escapades they get up to so funny, you chuck disbelief in the dustbin and soldier on.Warning: don’t read this book unless you’re prepared to keep going for the next book(s) in the series. A lot of the problems Dale and Amanda encounter are solved, only to create even bigger problems lying just out of reach beyond the final page.

how the author kept anything straight without losing their mind is well beyond me. If you dont like to think while reading a book just step away!! This book will keep you on your toes thinking hard and even asking yourself a lot of questions. It does not matter whether you believe in time travel if it were ever even possible but this book will make you wonder about all the complicity there is not only to your life but others and how dramatically even one simple change in your own life can change that of someone else's life. The old butterfly effect strikes again. From beginning to the end you will be wondering many things and the characters in this book will make you truly understand somethings just were not meant to be.