What if instead of travelling in
time we could travel to alternate universes, that’s the theory that Jason
Dessen thought was going to win him the prestigious Pavia prize, except life
got in the way and he’s now a husband to Daniela, a father to Charlie. Those
dreams are long gone, they dried up when his funding did. Now he’s a physics
teacher and he’s just been kidnapped.
Scared out of his wits by a man
who seems to know him, a man who sticks a needle in him and shoves him into
some kind of box. When Jason wakes up he’s in Chicago just not his Chicago, the Jason in this reality
is super smart, has no emotional ties and works with some very scary people;
people who wouldn’t think twice about killing him if they knew he wasn’t their Jason. Can he escape? And if he
does what unforeseen consequences might be triggered in his search for his own
reality. Dark Matter is more thoughtful sci-fi but with plenty of twists and
turns that keep it humming along.
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