How can you describe a feeling of feeling the plight of every character in a story? All of them! Even the unknown, unspoken, and unsung. This is a story of people. At times of hopelessness there’s hope. At times of mercy, there’s pain, and times of pain there’s mercy. Simply amazing. I can’t recommend enough.

One of the best books I’ve read in the last 10 years. Paced perfectly; compelling & intense.

I killed this in a 7 hour span. At what point can I revert and experience it again?

A beautiful mind bending tale of love lost and regained. Stunningly captivating and poetic. Time traveling mystery and action combined with the deep questions of what it is to be human. Read it

I came to this book after reading Blake’s other book Dark Matter. Just like the former, this book grabbed me and wouldn’t let go. Every page better than the last, this book left no unanswered questions, no gaps in the plot, it may just spoil you. The fact that there isn’t a movie or even a show about this story yet makes me upset haha. I won’t spoil it, but I need you to trust me when I say it is well worth a read and you won’t regret it one bit.

Simply amazing

If you’re deciding which of his books to read, save this for last. Do Recursion or Black Matter or even Wayward series first. This one pales in comparison. Very disappointing after reading the others. It rings hollow and cold. Like reading a military drones version of events. I realize that’s kind of the point, but the authors written emotion is everything in his other publications. I’m also drunk right now so don’t take me too seriously.

If it wasn’t the same author I would have thought this was a rip off of Dark Matter

Something about Recursion grabbed me in a way that no other science fiction title has. It is without a doubt my favorite title in the genre, and I look forward to reading it again.

Amazing plot. Fiction that is not too unrealistic. Did not want to put the book down.

Fantastic. One of the best stories (‘sci-fi’ or otherwise) that I’ve read in a long, long time.

Much like the butterfly effect, really good. He’s a great writer, it was a little slow a few times but well worth the read. If your not into sci-fi novels or movies this is in the book for you lol

Refreshing, intriguing take on time travel and the constructs of reality! Has an effect similar to the movie Butterfly Effect!!!

I’m only halfway through, and I can already tell this is the most interesting story I’ve ever read.

I have no idea what’s going on. How does modifying someone’s memories allow for universal time travel? Impossible to follow.

My brain hurts trying to follow the logic.

I was hooked at first and still love this book however the ending just felt a little rushed and lacking. Not that it needs tied up with a bow I understand leaving things to the imagination, but after chapters of endless possibilities it just felt like I needed a little more

I can’t remember the last time a novel kept me up at night the way this one did; not merely in the page-turning sense, but with a deep, and almost pleasantly unsettling sense of wonder.

Nice thriller. Sped by like a screenplay.