Um, well, that is not what I signed up for, literally.

I don't even know what I expected this to be about any more, all thoughts I had on "Burden of Proof" by Davis Bunn are gone and I am left wondering what on earth the book was.

It was a thrilling read, yes.

For me?

Not really.

I don't tend to do time travel books, however, the lesson that Bunn would be perfect ... Were there elements of faith or if the characters knew Jesus and had faith. But there was no faith or Biblical content.

The character, Ethan, is not really one that I liked at first, not surprising since it is supposed to be that way, and the growth he had was great, I ended up feeling bad that the story ended the way it did since there were no mentions of faith.

I don't really think I will be reading another of Davis Bunn's book since they don't seem to be something that I enjoy.

I voluntarily received and reviewed a complimentary e/copy of this book which I received from the author/publisher. All views expressed are only my honest opinion.
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Burden Of Proof is a wild roller coaster ride! But, it was just what I wanted! I love the style of writing that Bunn creates his stories with. He chisels his characters fabulously and they truly come to life! He throws in amazing messages woven through out a plot line that is filled will twists and turns. Definitely worthy of 4 stars! ( )

I was disappointed in this story and thought the author lacked characters that I could like. It was more of a time warp story where one brother tries to save another. The story dragged in many areas and became dull at sone moments. I couldn’t really get into the characters which surprised me. I like this author a lot but this story didn’t seem like him at all.
There was no spiritual aspect to the story and ended almost as an after thought. The repetition of scientific jargon weighed the story down and lost me at times. I wanted to like this book but I didn’t and can’t res,ly recommend it. I may not have liked it but others may.

I received a copy of this book from The Librarything Early Reader Program. The review is my own opinion. ( )

Fascinating plot. Left you anxious for the sequel. ( )

I found this totally different from any of the books I've read of Davis Bunn's varied collections. They are always interesting but "Burden of Proof" was so different that I found it hard for it to capture my interest.

The characters are well developed and the legal storyline interesting. However, since it is tweaked with some sci-fi element along with legal machinations, failed marriages, and some time-slip or time travel, and an attempted murder the story lost me a few times.

I was reading an advanced reader's copy but I doubt that at that point in printing the story itself would change any.

A good read. Clean. Nice characters. If you like "soft" sci-fi you'll like it. If you like legal courtroom stories, you'll like it. If you like Davis Bunn you'll like it but just be prepared for something a little different in this one.

I won a copy from LibraryThing Early Reviewers program. ( )