Time waits for no man, but in the 25th century, that's not entirely true…
In 1912, eighteen-year-old British aristocrat Edwin St. Andrew is sent across the Atlantic by his parents, so they no longer have to listen to his unconventional views. In the middle of the Canadian wilderness, however, the young man experiences something that shakes him to his core. A hundred years later, a certain suspicious stranger becomes interested in composer Paul Smith – or rather, in a video his sister Vincent filmed in the same place Edwin had visited in the past. And two centuries after that, in a lunar colony, author Olive Llewellyn says goodbye to her husband and daughter and embarks on a book tour on Earth for her most successful novel about a pandemic, in which, among other things, she describes a strange event similar to what once happened to Edwin. These human fates, connected by a bizarre anomaly stretching across the fabric of time, ultimately play a key role in the search for proof that may well confirm one of the most fantastical theories about the nature of reality…
An award-winning novel about art, love, and a pandemic across time and space. A series adaptation is being prepared by HBO Max.
