Thrilling to read this story told
with such suspense. It’s very bold.
Albert Einstein and time travel
put us under a wondrous spell.
Albert ponders light, time and space.
Was he born in another place?
A compass gift becomes the key
to unlocking this mystery.
The authors earn our cheers and praise
for mystical themes that they raise
and for their most exciting book.
You really should give it a look.
I hope it will be a movie.
It’s one that I would like to see.
Great scenes jump off of every page.
This film could be box-office rage!
(Kindle e-book available at this Amazon link: http://a.co/d/0RTdl6w.)
I just started watching Outlander, going back to the first episode in 2014 where a British woman is second honeymooning in Scotland and is transported back 200 years by a magical Druid rock. So far a fascinating and captivating story. More for the accurate depiction of 1734 Highlands life than the trickery of time travel. She is a Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's court.
Based on your poem and the way it raves about the book, I believe that story is also a fun read and may be made into a movie thanks to your review.
Ron