Unforgettable

I finally have a basic understanding of quantum mechanics, thanks to this entertaining spy novel. The premise is simple, yet intriguing. The main character, Nat, cannot be remembered by anyone if he is out of their sight or hearing for more than 60 seconds. This is followed to the logical conclusion......more

The key to this book is it's fascinating premise. You kind of have to give it the very unlikely basis of the story as a freebie (Nat's inability to be remembered by anything electronic—including human brains) but once you do, the rest develops very well. Not without bumps or this would have scored m......more

Sometimes you run across a novel with a intriguing premise that pretty much gets executed brilliantly such as it fires on all cylinders. So I give this five stars for execution and really taking advantage of the premise. The writing is decent enough, but it is really plot execution that carries this......more

Too implausible.........more

I've always heard about quantum physics, but up until I finished Unforgettable (by Eric James Stone), it was just a general abstract thought to me. It didn't really mean anything other than "something really difficult to understand." How strange is it that this science fiction book helped me to compl......more