When the Wave Collapses - Woodsey, Norah
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Dr. Julie Coyne and her team have attempted the impossible - the world's first teleportation machine. After successive failures, her creation is showing signs of life. Objects travel instantaneously across time and space. But these objects are not traveling through Julie's time and space. They move elsewhere. As Julie spends one day struggling to understand and control the machine, entire lives both distant and intertwined with her own fight for survival. From criminals to secretive government forces, villains across universes want Julie's power for themselves. Will she realize the threat in…mehr

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Dr. Julie Coyne and her team have attempted the impossible - the world's first teleportation machine. After successive failures, her creation is showing signs of life. Objects travel instantaneously across time and space. But these objects are not traveling through Julie's time and space. They move elsewhere. As Julie spends one day struggling to understand and control the machine, entire lives both distant and intertwined with her own fight for survival. From criminals to secretive government forces, villains across universes want Julie's power for themselves. Will she realize the threat in time to save those who depend on her? When the Wave Collapses explores what it means to belong, to own, and to love, and what happens to those connections when an improbable reality is made real.
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Norah Woodsey is the author of The Control Problem, Lifeless, and the novella When the Wave Collapses. After short careers in finance and tech, she has dedicated herself to creating fiction. Her subjects of intense interest but not quite expertise include history, physics, genetics, sociology and gender studies. The product of four generations of Brooklynites, she now resides on the wrong coast with her family.