The Psychology of time travel by Kate Mascarenhas (Paperback)

About This Book

Time travel has been invented — but what does it do to the human mind? The Psychology of Time Travel by Kate Mascarenhas is a brilliantly original debut novel that blends science fiction, mystery, and psychological thriller into something utterly unlike anything else. When one of the four women who invented time travel suffers a breakdown and is pushed out of the programme, her granddaughter decades later finds a dead body in a time travel facility — and begins to unravel a mystery that spans past, present, and future. Clever, feminist, and compulsively readable — a debut that announces a major new voice in speculative fiction.

Why You'll Love It

• A brilliantly original premise — the psychological impact of time travel is explored with intelligence and imagination
• A gripping mystery at its heart — the whodunit plot keeps you guessing across multiple timelines
• Feminist and thought-provoking — the four women at the centre of the story are complex, compelling, and unforgettable
• Perfect for fans of Station Eleven and The Time Traveler's Wife — literary sci-fi with real emotional depth
• Brand new copy — a dazzling debut for just AED 21

Perfect for fans of literary science fiction, psychological mysteries, and anyone who loves a clever, genre-bending story that keeps you thinking long after the last page.