Recursion
Blake Crouch
Neuroscientist Helena Smith invents a device to record and replay human memories to cure Alzheimer's, inadvertently giving world superpowers the ability to rewrite the timeline itself at the cost of global annihilation.
Read Time: ~5.9 hr
Dark Matter
by Blake Crouch (2016)
About this book
Jason Dessen is knocked unconscious on a walk home to his wife and son. He wakes strapped to a gurney in a lab, greeted by strangers celebrating his groundbreaking invention of a quantum transit box into alternate realities.
Setting / LocationChicago & Infinite Realities
Story EraModern Quantum Multiverse
Protagonist / CoreJason Dessen (Quantum Physicist)
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