I accessed a digital review copy of this book from the publisher.
The story kept making a point of how it was set in the future and technology is so advanced. The relationship between Todd and Max was annoying and stayed that way throughout the book. The plot was ok but did not draw me in or keep me interested.

I found this book really hard to follow. There was way too much "tell vs show" initially, and the world building felt forced as a result. All the characters talked the same way, making it hard to follow. I found the travel disjointed and uncomfortable to follow.

I wanted to like this book. I like the premise. But if I found it a slog to read, I'm guessing most kids will as well.

A wonderful adventure! A nice blend of Sci-Fi, time travel, magic and mythology. Loved following along with Todd Tuttle as he bounced around the galaxy. Well written, paced and tied together. Looking forward to where the series goes.

Trey Nace, you wrote a very good book! I love reading science fiction, and when I saw this book available, I knew I wanted to get in on the adventure once I saw the cover (GORGEOUSLY decorated) read the description. There’s nothing like a little rivalry to entice me to read a book. My husband is very into Greek mythology so even he enjoyed me talking about this story (and he’s 59 years old). Seeing Todd and Max time travel, yell at one another, make hilarious mistakes, solve problems, develop school-kid crushes on others, and grow in a friendship, showed how true friendships are always love/hate at times. And there’s nothing like developing a friendship while trying to “do the right thing” in life - and get back to the proper place in time and location in the universe to boot. Thanks to BooksGoSocial and NetGalley for this ARC. I volunteered to read and give my own honest review.