Varhaiset kirja-arvostelijatChris Dietzel

Why did she die? How much did I really know her?

These are the questions Benny asks himself after finding Staci in the bathtub with her wrists slit. He spirals into a bout of depression.

Two weeks later, she reappears as if nothing happened. But only for one night, and then she’s gone again. Two weeks later, it happens again, forcing Benny to ask himself a new set of questions.

Did Staci kill herself, or was she murdered? Am I traveling back in time, or am going crazy?

'Gone Girl' meets 'The Time Traveler’s Wife' in this genre-bending tale by the best-selling author of 'The Man Who Watched The World End'.

Advanced Praise:

“Stick with it to the plot twist and then you won’t want it to end.” — A Feast of Books

“Not really a book as much as it is an experience. So freaking haunting.” — GoogBlog

“It is 'Gone Girl meets the Time Traveler’s Wife,' but through the eyes of Haruki Murakami.” — Dancing Letters

“Even after reading it, I’m not sure if this was science fiction or psychological suspense. I can’t stop thinking about this story.” — Ronald Prince

Why did she die? How much did I really know her?

These are the questions Benny asks himself after finding Staci in the bathtub with her wrists slit. He spirals into a bout of depression.

Two weeks later, she reappears as if nothing happened. But only for one night, and then she’s gone again. Two weeks later, it happens again, forcing Benny to ask himself a new set of questions.

Did Staci kill herself, or was she murdered? Am I traveling back in time, or am going crazy?

'Gone Girl' meets 'The Time Traveler’s Wife' in this genre-bending tale by the best-selling author of 'The Man Who Watched The World End'.