Wet, Warm and Noisy

It was very interesting to read this story, especially about Alaska and how the people there live. The story was fast paced and kept you on the edge of your seat. I hope there is going to be more stories with these characters. I would recommend this to anybody who enjoys mystery and suspense.


I received an ARC of this book from NetGalley. This is my honest and voluntary review.

Cutting edge technology uses quantum physics principles, such as quantum computing. But what about the brain? Does the human mind function in the quantum realm? Brains are too wet,warm, and noisy to house quantum activity, it would seem, yet experiments suggest they do.

Willson has crafted a captivating novel exploring the possibility of quantum activity in the brain and doing experiments to investigate the possible advances from studying it. The experiments also explored near death or actual death experiences. Through these experiences, Willson shows the reality of a realm beyond our physical one.

Willson's writing style is an easy one to read and I liked the consistent pace of the action. I recommend this novel to those who would like a good blend of science fiction, mystery, and police procedure mixed into lots of suspense.

I received a complimentary egalley of this book through Partners in Crime Book Tours. My comments are an independent and honest review.

Obsession and research gone militant playing with death, conspiracy, murder, denial, and underneath trying to save love. A tale you could see happening, maybe not that far from reality - all the more engrossing.

David A. Willson writes a great overall story, it had everything that I was hoping for and enjoyed about the world. It had that thriller elements perfectly and thought the concept was wonderfully done. The characters were everything that I wanted and thought they felt like they were supposed to.

WARM, WET, & NOISY by David A. Willson
This is the 1st book I have read by David Willson, but certainly will not be the last. This story brings us a crime drama, with sci fi, and also supernatural. It is full of action, mystery, some angst, with a tenacious main character. I also really enjoyed it being in Alaska, (my bucket list destination). The title seemed a little strange, but later in the book I saw how it came to be. I was hooked by reading the blurb. This story follows Trooper Jake Ward as he works to convince the higher ups that he is ready to return to work after a battle with pancreatic cancer and surviving. I could not put this down and read it in one sitting. This is a definite 5 stars.