A Cure Across Time

Juniper Elara has weeks-if not days-to live.

The Brianna virus is rampaging through Juniper's body and robbing her of all her senses. It won't be long before she's merely a paralyzed husk. Although researchers are closing in on a cure, it's years away.

The ship Andromeda's Antidote offers a solution: time dilation. By coming incredibly close to a black hole, Juniper and the other patients aboard can skip into the future-a future with a cure. Tickets cost a fortune, and only Juniper and her estranged mother can afford passage, leaving her twin brother and father behind for ten years.

But something goes terribly wrong, and Juniper and her mother skip far, far farther than intended. The world they return to is unrecognizable, and the cure isn't as simple as Juniper wants. Stranded in a future she doesn't want to be in, Juniper must reconnect with her mother and piece together what happened to their world.

A Cure Across Time is a standalone, character-driven science fiction novel featuring themes of loss and family. With lovable characters and twists that only raise the stakes, this novel is perfect for fans of Interstellar and Project Hail Mary.