Short Story Series / The Day Time Stopped Moving by Bradner Buckner

I promised myself that I'd read at least two short books every week and write a review about them, but it has being almost a month since I last did. Feedbooks has an amazing archive of free ebooks. The books are very old, 20th century, 19th century, even more older. Whatever is it you like reading, you've got it. If you don't or haven't started reading yet, I guarantee you would find something of interest there, its a beautiful archive, as is project Guternberg. All your book problems have being solved, and like I always say to people who say they don't read books, "you have not find the right book".

Yes, I had selection problems. At first I started with the book, The chaperone by Henry James. At first I seemed to understand it. It started of with this "modern day problem" of a woman leaving her husband for another lover. Eventually, it started getting too complicated and boring for me. Then I saw the title The idiots by Joseph Conrad and I surely knew this was going to be humorous. I love humor:). Just a few pages in and I was turned off. I finally stumbled upon this one. Lately, I be having a peculiar inclination of books about time. Time travels, time warping, time, et cetera. Makes one ponder don't you think .:).

• Author - Bradner Buckner

• Title - The day time stopped moving

• Genre - Science Fiction

• Originallg published - 2014

Plot

Setting

I can't seem to remember any, but there were scenes in a Library, Laboratory and a restaurant.

Characters

A fee main characters. Dave Miller the protagonist of the novel. His wife Helen. John Erickson a renowned scientist and somewhat a protagonist too. Major the dog :).

Purpose

I think the one lesson I took away was that, sometimes you need a near death experience, a reminder of bdeath to truly start living.

Intriguing. Very exciting. Its not one of those high end, must read novels but leisure worthy. I haven't quite stumbled on a short story masterpiece yet but I'd keep looking. It was clear thing, Something of great concern to me of writers. Should you read it? Not a must. You can consider adding it to your collection. And also, you would love to know what happened in the end won't ya? :).

Thank you for reading. I try not to give spoilers, :). Everything said herein are actually my own opinion. If there is anything I might have missed of misinterpreted or quoted wrongly even, please point me towards it in the comment down below. Also, you could drop me your mail, so I could email it to you. Its 45 pages or there about, its free. Till next time.