When the World Was Flat (and we were in love) by Ingrid Jonach
There is no such thing as imagination.
Your dreams are memories from an alternate dimension.
And that cold shiver down your spine as you sleep means you are already dead.
These are the facts sixteen-year-old Lillie Hart must come to accept when the gorgeous and mysterious Tom Windsor-Smith arrives in her small Nebraskan town. These, and the fact that the two of them, Tom and Lillie, have been in love before – in a different dimension.
In fact, Tom has been sliding between parallel worlds for hundreds of years, falling in love with versions of Lillie over and over again in every world. But when the present Lillie learns the secret of their connection, she learns as well that their love must overcome more than their multiple past heartaches. There is also a powerful enemy who aims to ensure the two will never be together again, in this dimension or the next.
Author Ingrid Jonach’s debut young adult novel, When the World Was Flat (and we were in love), is an epic love story reminiscent, in its romance and science fiction both, of narratives like The Time Traveler’s Wife and Meet Joe Black. The book is rooted in a reimagining of Einstein’s scientific theories, and the resultant ways in which our world(s) would have been different – and infinite. But it also reveals, despite those differences, that love’s power to conquer all remains the same.
Book Info:
UK Print
Date: 5th September 2013
ISBN: 9781908844576
Format: Medium Paperback
R.R.P.: £7.99
US/CAN Print
Date: 3rd September 2013
ISBN: 9781908844583
Format: Large Paperback
R.R.P.: $9.99
Ebook
Date: 3rd September 2013
ISBN: 9781908844590
Format: Epub & Mobi
R.R.P.: £5.49 / $6.99
Buying Info:
UK Print & Ebook
Amazon.co.uk | Book Depository | Waterstones | WHSmith
US Print & Ebook
Amazon.com | BarnesandNoble.com | IndieBound.org
DRM-Free Epub Ebook
On-sale 3rd September 2013 from the Robot Trading Company
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