Once Again

October 1, 2020
Five hundred days ago, Erin Fullarton's daughter was kidnapped and killed. Lost in her grief, she has pushed everyone away, even her loving husband, astrophysicist Zac. The one day she does reach out, he is unavailable: if his models are correct, Zac will that day be able to observe a once in a lifetime cosmological occurrence, a quantum collapse of a black hole. Zac's work has the potential to change how science thinks of time. What Zac and Erin do not know is that this cosmological occurrence will also affect time in their lives. Erin finds herself back in February on the day her daughter was kidnapped. As she moves forward and backwards in time, Erin realizes that she has the thing she wants most: a chance to change the past. Simultaneously a suspenseful and action-packed thriller, a meditation on grief and loss, and an examination of time and memory, Hope's debut is not to be missed. While the detailed explanations of the science phenomenon slow the pacing, this book is still highly recommended for all fiction collections.(Reprinted with permission of Booklist, copyright 2020, American Library Association.)