The Lightest Object in the Universe
A Novel
by Kimi Eisele
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appears in Apocalyptic, Science Fiction, and Science.
_x0093_A triumphant story for anyone with a shred of faith left in the human spirit._x0094_ _x0097_David McGlynn, author of One Day You_x0092_ll Thank Me What if the end times allowed people to see and build the world anew This is the landscape that Kimi Eisele creates in her surprising and original debut novel. Evoking the spirit of such monumental love stories as Cold ...
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appears in Apocalyptic, Science Fiction, and Science.
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