I enjoyed the story very much. It was compelling and interesting. The characters were believable and engaging. For a change the character reacted to his situation in a manner that was relatable instead of having some flash of intelligence and knowing exactly what was expected of him. The editor does need to go through for syntax again...I did see some miss used words here and there. It's a pet peeve of mine. ( )

This book was really interesting. The premise intrigued me and it didn't disappoint. It's a quick, very enjoyable read and the ending totally took me by surprise. ( )

A well written book with religious overtones and down to earth realistic characters. Contains a good storyline which provides for a fast enjoyable read. A feel good book that shows how little changes can affect our lives. I would highly recommend this book to family and friends. ( )

I received this book from a Members Giveaway on LibraryThing.

This is the first book from Bruce Fottler that I have read. This book was out of my usual books preferences, not for the time traveling but for the heavy Christian tones. Usually the moment a book starts talking about God I put it away to never be opened again but I decided to carry on reading this book because I promised a review.

This is a very fast read, although it takes until the last chapter to realize why he went back in time to when he was in high school. Some parts of this book felt a bit rushed and the details not as clear. Occasionally I felt like I was missing something but it was easy enough to overlook.

Overall, I did enjoy this book. If you don't mind a book with a lot of religious undertones and wanted to read a simple feel good book, I would recommend this. It's a nice reminder how the simplest things can have the most impact. ( )

While I wasn’t expecting the religious plot line that overlaid the plot, it was an extremely engaging narrative story. Bruce Fottler did a great job of weaving religious beliefs into the characters’ personalities and circumstances, paving the way for realistic interactions. Overall, “The Juncture” did a good job of telling an implausible story while exploring the effects of getting to relive a day in your past. What would you do if you were given the opportunity to go back and change just one thing?

For my full review, please visit my blog: https://thebookbasics.wordpress.com/2016/05/26/life-happens-in-an-instant/ ( )