Young Alice Pleasance Bolster is no ordinary girl—she’s brilliant, bold, and unknowingly connected to an ancient race of interdimensional beings called the Spinors. As Alice makes a sacred promise to both cure her blind best friend, and enable her mother to realize a life-long dream, she becomes entangled in a cosmic quest that transcends time, space, and human understanding. With echoes of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and shades of A Wrinkle in Time, this thought-provoking and deeply emotional novel weaves quantum theory, childhood wonder, and metaphysical dilemmas into an unforgettable journey of purpose, love, and destiny.
Tom Hooten received his master’s degree in physiological psychology from Auburn University, was a US Air Force pilot (retired), and worked as a human resources director. His nonfiction, including the essay “The Physics of Fidget Energy,”—has been published in journals. Several of his poems have appeared in Belle Reve Literary Journal. He lives in Florida.