Dawn permanent transfer

When a novel grabs you from the first pages with regret to have to let go when the imperatives remember you, you are entitled to hope and imagine that you are neither the nice surprises shelter or in the apprehension of seeing the story at a time, run out of steam.
I liked this first novel. It goes the distance, he needed breath to take you and yet I think I can put the damper on a predictable end some might qualify, but this is not my case, sloppy.
There is the "Back to the Future" and "Groundhog Day" in this very rhythmic novel that will captivate readers from the first lines. A thriller that turns into a thriller and science fiction novel in a mix of genres mastered by an inspired writer: haunted.

The style is fluid and the structure of the novel, meanwhile, plans padlocked skillfully interwoven into each other, such matriochkas (the author himself uses this formula to describe the course of the investigation by the reporter) revisiting the theory of time ... The whole is convincing.

By extension, it is a reflection that underlies this work: fate, free will, the acceptance or rejection of the inevitable ...

A good first novel for an author who, I hope, will grow.