Title:The Everything Theory
Author:Dianne Gray
Rating:5 of 5 Stars
Blurb: Shortlisted in the 2009 Australian/New Zealand IP Awards. The mathematics of the pyramids, books of the Nine Unknown Men and numbered sequences concealed in ancient texts. When an amateur astronomer uncovers these mysteries he is caught in a deadly race to seek out the secrets of the past and carry them safely into the next age.
My Review: In all honesty, I’ve been sitting on this review for days now; not at all sure how to express myself. I don’t think my scrambled thoughts are going to get much better, so lets hope I manage to do this novel justice.
The Everything Theory is a brilliantly complex novel. The story revolves around Luke who is an amateur astronomer. He and his best friend stumble across something that leaves them desperately seeking a second opinion. And here is…
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Sounds like a great read!
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I think so – but I may be a bit one-sided on these things 😉
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I hope this review gets more people reading this book…..Dianne is brilliant and the book is consuming!!
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YAY! I’ll cheers to that – thank you so much, Susan! 😀
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That sounds like a great book, Dianne. I entered the draw, but if I don’t win, it’ll be one to add to my TBR pile. 🙂
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Thank you so much, Janna . Good luck in the draw!
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What a great review..so fun to see you get highlighted sooo nicely! Kudos! 🙂
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Thank you, Bonnie! Tiffany has been very professional through this whole ‘Author Spotlight” month! 😀
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You are so so welcome!
That’s great! Now just tell her to let her professionalism slip a little, and just pick me in the drawing!! 😀
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Looking forward to the read! Why life always gets extra hectic when the holidays approach, I’ll never know. But I hope to get to this one soon!
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I’m feeling it too! It just seems to ramp up and won’t slow down until early January – phew, I feel exhausted just thinking about it 😯
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Well done! Another great review of your work. 🙂
Would love to see a post here sometime on ‘how to market your novel’. I’m sure many writers would love to know where to start and what to avoid.
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Sounds like a great idea, Justin! Now you’ve got me thinking (and that can be a dangerous thing) 😀
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That was a nice review, Dianne. I didn’t enter your drawing – because I went and bought the book! 🙂
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Awwww – Maddie! You should have gone in the draw so you didn’t have to pay! But thank you (a million times over) anyway 😀
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I don’t mind a free book now and then from someone I don’t know (like from the heap of freebies on Amazon), but I always try to buy books from fellow WP bloggers. I want to show my love and support. 🙂
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What a darling you are 😉
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I have just read the review of your book on tiffanylovesbooks, this sounds a story right up my street… I have read many books on the pyramids and am presently reading Egyptian Dawn by Robert Temple. As a land surveyor and a bit of a mathematician, I even have a few theory’s myself… This sounds like a book I must invest in… lovely book review she gave you…
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Thank you! I thought it was a great review as well (it made me blush) – she’s a very thorough reviewer and ‘tells it like it is – warts and all’, which makes people like me a little nervous before the review comes out! 😉
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I just googled Egyptian Dawn by Robert Temple and have decided to read it – thank you for the heads up! 😉
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The mathematical discoveries in this book are actually astounding… I have transferred an awful lot of his discoveries onto my computer to check with certain hypothesis that I have and have come across quite a bit that ties in with my theories on face slopes, positions, and layouts… a real mystifying phenomenon
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I find it amazing that most people take these things for granted and don’t ever stop to think about the architectural, mathematic and advanced scientific knowledge of ancient people. Once you start to delve below the surface – it blows conventional theories out of the water 😉 I’m so glad you’re interested in these things!
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Aren’t you gorgeous 🙂 (well we knew that now didn’t we) Another site I follow and contribute to is 20 lines a day. Melissa is setting up a page for us with Novels, short stories etc so that others may have the opportunity of seeing our works. This would be a read for my Mr S as he loves this type of read.
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Sounds fabulous – I’ll have to go take a look! 😉
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Just bought it for my Nook, Dianne….it’s cold and rainy here in NorCal (perfect weather for reading!)
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Oh, that’s wonderful (not the weather), I really hope you enjoy it! Thank you so much 😀
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Sounds Fabulous, Dianne. Great review of an intriguing novel. Well done. 😀
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Thank you Nancy! Tiffany has done a great job with the author interview and all the reviews. It’s been a big month! 😀
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Great review Diane, I hope I win… I really enjoyed Souls Child (I left a review) But writing reviews isn’t exactly one of my strong points.
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I’m hearing you, Maggie. Review writing is certainly not on my list of ‘things I do best’ so I completely understand 😉
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Sounds fascinating to me. 🙂
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It is fascinating (and took a long time to write) 😀
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Great read so far! I just finished the “past” – it’s a page turner for sure.
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So glad! I really hope you enjoy it 😀
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Thank you so much, Marsha – what a great review! I found the page here because the other link didn’t work for me for some reason. I’m heading back now to comment 😀
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