The author spun the storyline  around two plausible scenarios: 1) religion's role  to ensure  their reputation remained untarnished and 2) the safety and protection of massive fortunes. It's the same old story, but with a new twist. The narrative did not attend to, so much, to the pioneering efforts of Tesla, but rather the powers-that-be: the individuals, groups and organizations - the shakers of the world.

The main protagonist, Darren, a former S.A.S. agent was a pawn in a deadly game of espionage. Taken to the highest levels, the safeguarding of worldly secrets and assets came first above all else; science be damned.

I offer my thanks to NetGalley and BookGoSocial for the collaboration of this ARC in exchange for an unbiased review.

The story has an intriguing and thought-provoking plot. Written with enough detail that you are engaged as a reader but not so much as to be bogged down with detail. Also, the characters have been developed enough to be believable and realistic.
Overall a good enjoyable read

I really enjoyed this book. It was short but entertaining. Not too much detail but enough to make it believable. I would have preferred some more detail on what happened at the end as I find it ended abruptly without a great deal of explanation.
On the whole I would definitely recommend this author and book.

Tesla, by Jason Walker, offers one of the most exciting stories I read in many years. Walker describes a storyline of a family who lives off the Florida coast, but their relation to the CIA governed corporation named Orange Corporation gives the book a different dynamic. Throughout reading the book, I enjoyed the historical facts included in the storyline aligned with fictional events and the creation of imaginary thoughts.

Darren receives an opportunity to view the Tesla documents and requires him to make crucial decisions. Secrets prevail between Darren and his wife Anna that challenges both of them to act in specific ways.

The unique approach taken by the author made me realise the significance of the book and the successful writing style presented to allow readers to learn from it as well. The writing style stayed easy to read without any complicated or unclear plots. This book is a must-read to individuals who enjoy a bit of history combined with a tremendous imaginative mind.

this was a great mystery novel, it had the elements that I was looking for in this type of book. The characters were well developed and I enjoyed reading this book.

An overall fascinating book, perfect for the conspiracy theory enthusiast who enjoys a good mystery. There is a bit of time-hopping that takes some getting used to, but the inclusion of Tesla into the storyline made it intriguing enough to stick with it.
Very glad I was approved for an ARC by NetGalley and the publisher!