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    The Guardians: Relativity

    By Caroline Brunner

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    Inspirational novel with a twist of science...

    Following the disappearance of her mother, Josie is left with a lot of unanswered questions. Together with a silver necklace, her mother has also left behind a letter. But instead of answering Josie’s questions, it only serves to underline further the mysterious circumstances of her abandonment.

    Her past slowly begins to unravel as she finds herself catapulted to a place where reality itself becomes relative. It is here that she encounters ‘The Guardians’, a group of scientists who rely on the secrets of the quantum universe to guard the fate of the time-line as we know it.

    As Josie comes face to face with the shadows of the past she soon realizes that in a world of relativity things are not always what they seem ...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCaroline Brunner
    Release dateAug 4, 2016
    ISBN9781370151288
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    The Guardians: Relativity
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    Caroline Brunner

    Caroline Brunner grew up in the beautiful city of Cork in Ireland. She currently resides with her husband and two daughters in Germany. She has a Masters in Foreign Language Didactics. caroline@theguardians-relativity.com

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