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A Belletrist Book Club Pick
One of the Most Anticipated Books of the Fall: LA Times, Harper's Bazaar,
LitHub, The Millions
“Riveting . . . Lightbreakers is a marvel. . . propulsive and unforgettable.”–Washington Post
“You will love this genre-busting book. . . A beautiful meditation of grief, time, and love.” –Samin Nosrat
What would you give to relive the past?
Maya, an artist, and Noah, a quantum physicist, share an insatiable curiosity about the world. But their happy marriage has a shadow over it: Serena, the child Noah had with his first wife, who died before she turned four.
When Noah is invited by the Janus Project to unravel the secrets of time travel, he jumps at the opportunity. At a laboratory deep in the Texas desert, he begins participating in a dangerous experiment that could result in something he thought impossible: seeing his daughter again.
Meanwhile, Maya embarks on a journey back to her own past in Japan, and to a formative lover who once shattered her heart. As Noah and Maya grapple with hope and despair, new information emerges that the experiments might not be exactly what they seems.
A heartachingly moving novel, Lightbreakers plumbs the mysteries of human connection, and explores how to love in a world where time is both a healer and a thief.
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About Aja Gabel
Aja Gabel, a former concert cellist, is an author whose writing has appeared in BOMB, Kenyon Review, Glimmer Train, and elsewhere. She earned her BA at Wesleyan University, her MFA at the University of Virginia, and a PhD in literature and creative writing from the University of Houston. She is the recipient of awards from Atlantic Monthly, the Sewanee Writers’ Conference, Literary Arts Oregon, and the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown, where she was a 2012–2013 fellow in fiction.