Lightbreakers

<p><b>'Audaciously tackles life's most formative experiences: love and loss'</b> RUMAAN ALAM, <i>New York Times </i>bestselling author of<i> Leave the World Behind</i><br><br><b>'Like walking down a hall of mirrors</b> . . . <i><b>Lightbreakers </b></i><b>made me see things anew' </b>LING MA, prize-winning author of <i>Severance</i><br><br><b>'You will love this genre-busting book</b> . . . <b>A cross of literary fiction and sci-fi, it's also a beautiful meditation of grief, time, and love' </b>SAMIN NOSTRAT, bestselling author of <i>Salt Fat Acid Heat<br><br> </i><br>Maya, an artist, and Noah, a quantum physicist, are happily married. But beneath the surface of their wedded bliss is a third rail: Serena, the lost child that Noah had with his ex-wife.<br><br>When Noah gets a call from an eccentric billionaire asking him to participate in a clandestine project aiming to unravel the secrets of time and consciousness, the couple agrees to relocate to the Janus Lab, deep in the desert, and Noah finds himself drawn into a dangerous kind of time travel that could result in seeing Serena again.<br><br>But Janus lab is not what it seems, and soon Noah and Maya are drawn into its dangerous web, where they must grapple with their pasts and plumb the depths of human connection to find their way back to one another.<br><br><b>'Compassionate and prismatic</b> . . .<b> my favourite kind of novel'</b> CHLOE BENJAMIN,<i> New York Times</i> bestselling author of <i>The Immortalists</i><br><br><b>'Both gripping and deeply felt, as breath-taking as it is mind-bending </b>. . .<b> it exists in a category all its own</b>' RACHEL KHONG,<i> New York Times</i> bestselling author of <i>Real Americans</i></p>