Book description
Anyone can track down a priceless artefact that’s been lost for hundreds of years. Finding one that’s been hidden on a parallel Earth… now that’sa neat trick.
When Neith Salah – a quantum curator charged with traveling to our parallel Earth to rescue precious artefacts – is ordered to save…
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I thoroughly enjoyed this fun read. It’s unfortunate that this book has been compared to The Chronicles of St. Mary’s by Jodi Taylor (which is another enjoyable read but quite different).
While they share a similar premise–the Quantum Curators travel to parallel universes to rescue artifacts that would have otherwise been destroyed–the writing in the Quantum Curators really shines on its own. The mystery aspect kept me glued to the book, and along the way, I learned quite a bit about Russian history and Fabergé eggs.
I found that I enjoyed the budding romance and the friendships in this book,…
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