Three Days to Never

Well it was ok. A little disappointing compared to other Tim Power's novels.I like stories about time travel. This element of the story I got but there was so much else going on that it got very confusing during the first half when I was trying to get my head around it all: astral projection, talking mummified head, dead voices projected, mind links, life lines, voices through the TV, seeing through others eyes, negating lives, babies in woods. I think the story could have done with fewer of these weird elements to simplifiy it and make it more understandable.I still don't understand all the roles at play in the story so I ended the book not entiring knowing what had gone on. It was ok but not one that would stick with me.