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The Infinity Cage (2014)

by Alex Scarrow(Favorite Author)

4.35 of 5 Votes: 9

ISBN

0141337206 (ISBN13: 9780141337203)

languge

English

genre

Historical Fiction

publisher

Puffin

series

TimeRiders

review 1: Infinity Cage… What a great book to finish Alex Scarrows' Timerider series! I'll be honest I was a bit worried how this book would turn out due to the dissapointing books 7 and 8 in the series but he's retuned the series to its former glory! Fantastic from start to finish, and the ending was especially good, totally didn't see it coming but made perfect sense at the same time! A must read for any teen
review 2: So the journey ends here. The loop is broken. Timeriders is over. It's hard to say what I'm feeling. So I won't. Best parts:•Black Jesus. I wonder how many are going to be offended by the portrayal of Jesus as something other than white?•BOB defender of Christ. •Liam AKA JC The entire sequence showing the effects of KN virus was surreal. It was b... morerilliantly described and seemed so real. Poor Rashim. He will be missed. Roald Waldstein. The enigmatic genius. Using his wife's and sons DNA? Damn that's something. The Caretakers. Damn son. They are nuts. The implications are immense. An infinite universe. Multiple worlds and peoples. Time travel a lie. Only possible because of the quarantine we're in. Because humanity is that toxic of a species we weren't allowed to play with the other children. EXCEPT Time travel isn't a lie. The Caretakers identified the most important period in human history then put it on reply. How? Time travel. So cool. The ending. That little "who went where" moment. Becks went to Jerusalem. Mandy? Well that's the question. A standard question to end a children's book with. Because that is what it was. A children's book. And if you're not a child as you read it, you'll feel like one when you finish. less

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