Blind Spot

Renee Maren went into the engineering building one night and never came out.

As police search for answers and the days begin to add up, the possibilities grow increasingly grim.

Eli Hatchette can’t let it go.

Eli has spent years drawn to the uneasy boundary between perception and reality, following questions that have always felt uncomfortably familiar. His father had been consumed by many of the same ideas before walking away from the family sixteen years earlier, leaving behind journals filled with unfinished theories.

Now, as Eli searches for answers about Renee, details from the lab where she was last seen begin to intersect with his own work in ways he cannot easily dismiss.

Electrical anomalies. Distortions that appear and disappear. Measurements that seem to change depending on who is watching.

And beneath it all is an idea that belongs at the edges of theoretical physics: that our universe may not be the only one, and the boundaries between them may be less absolute than anyone has imagined.

To find Renee, Eli may have to reconsider not only what is possible, but what he has believed about his own life for sixteen years.

Because sometimes finding the missing begins with questioning what you thought was lost.