“To be blind is bad, but worse is to have eyes and not see.” – Helen Keller (1880 – 1968)
What happens if the physicists’ String Theory is correct, and the “real” universe is nothing more than a human mental construct?
And what happens to the half-dozen young adults who, through an accident on their common day of conception, can mentally pull the strings of the universe? And how is eadh affected by his/her “handicap”: blind, deaf, crippled, Down’s Syndrome, Crohn’s Disease, paraplegia, …
A sequel to First Stringers.
REVIEW
As its name suggests this book follows on from First Stringers. I read First Stringers first and Second Stringers second! I loved them both. They both have the same super short chapter format and both hooked me as soon as I started.
The characters and the sci-fi plot are rich and the imaginative twists and turns are as delightful as they are surprising. The characters have real character – you really feel you start to know them. Their powers are well beyond the (current) realms of reality but their humaness and their flaws aren’t. Heartily recommended. – Mr. J. Jagger