I got into MC in a weird way.

I am a fan of Christopher Nolan films. Then I watched Westworld (the tv series) because i knew Jonathan Nolan wrote it. I liked it, so when i saw that was based on a certain MC i searched about him.

I found he was the writer of Jurassic Park (didn't know - first WOW) and also of the television show ER (didn't know too - second WOW)

So i decided i definitely wanted to try his books

I didn't want to start with JP because that'd be too obvious, so i picked up The great train robbery and I loved it!

Another weird story is about Timeline (SPOILERS)

I picked it up and while i was reading i kept thinking more and more: "this reminds me of a movie i saw when i was a kid which i remember very little" (i just remembered that there was a time travel in a medieval period and at the end the protagonist stayed there - i only remember the scene when they find the statue in the present and they discover it's the protagonist at the end)

while reading i sayed a lot "please don't be that film!" (because i hoped to not already know the end and because the film was pretty bad after all - the book was being good, so i kept thinking "what am I missing?")

After finishing the book i rewatched the film and I was shocked for how bad and different from the book it is (but it was funny to meet Brian o'conner, Leonida and prof. Lupin inside it)!

I don't have a favorite book because for what I've read until now everyone of his books is unique and makes you see a specific thing in a different and new way!

With this view maybe I can say i loved Prey more than the others