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 3.5 stars 
 Last year, I read another book by Dan, Broken Symmetry and I was blown away by its unique storyline and complexity. So, after the votes came in for Entanglement, I was excited to read it because I had an idea of what Dan would be bringing to the table. Let me just say, if you are looking for something different and love sci-fi, this book is for you. 
 In Entanglement, everyone has a half, whom is born at the same date and time as you. At the age of 18, you meet that person, and you are destined to spend the rest of your life together. It's more than just an emotional connection, because if you die, your half dies. Aaron though, has some complications with his Clairvoyant channel and is told that he would kill this half when they meet. Then he meets Amber. Sharing the same birthday, they share an attraction and feeling that is frowned upon but can't help. 
 Whew. And that was just the tip of the iceberg. 
 I had the same feelings finishing this as I did when I finished Broken Symmetry. My mind was fried and I had no idea what I had just read. At first, I thought this was a lack in good flow and pace, but I am starting to wonder if I am just not able to keep up with his guy. He is so creative, writing such complex and interesting books that are just fascinating. But it's hard to keep up and that takes a lot away from the enjoyment. 
 There were a few things about the book that weren't really explained, and so much back and forth, I couldn't keep up. The characters too, changed so much throughout the novel I couldn't figure out WHY. One of the secondary characters for example, went from trying to help Aaron to helping Clive (another character) throw him down a well. I just didn't understand. 
 What I did enjoy the most was the underlining meaning behind Entanglement. That there isn't just one person to love, that you couldn't help who you loved, whether or not others thought it was right or wrong. At least, that's what I walked away with, looking back on conversations between Aaron and Amber. 
 My Peeve- As I mentioned, there was just a lot that I didn't understand and a lot I felt wasn't explained. If this is me and my denseness or the writing, is anyone's guess. 
 Overall- While I had issues with the book, I did enjoy it overall. I do think it's interesting premise and unique storyline will appeal to many readers. It's complex, interesting and fans of sci-fi would definitely love this.