Dark Matter

Interstellar meets The Adjustment Bureau in this phenomenal sci-fi, psychological thriller. Crouch asks readers to question the choices of past + future and recognize the consequences of each.

Initially and admittedly, I was intimidated that the physicsscienceatoms jargon would cloud even the most arousing of plots. Crouch manages to create a graspable, mind-bending universe and drop readers right into it.

I hardly remember taking a breath while reading this book. When I did eventually break for sleep + sustenance, I was preoccupied with the world Jason was currently in, fleeing from or the door he was searching for.

What if I had eaten eggs for breakfast instead of cereal?
What would happen if I pursued Job A over Job B?
How would my life be altered by a moment of uncharacteristic boldness?

Post-Dark Matter, questions about the mundane and major still hound me.