The Space Between Worlds

Cara survives on a dystopian Earth, a world where parallel selves are often short-lived. Identified as an outlier, Cara is chosen for multiverse travel, a power born from a life of marginalization. Now living in Wiley City and working for the Eldridge Institute, Cara collects off-world data, navigating a complex relationship with handler Dell. Despite a path toward citizenship, Cara struggles to belong in either the city or the wastes.

When one of Cara's remaining doppelgängers dies mysteriously, the discovery plunges Cara into a dangerous secret that connects past and future. This revelation uncovers Cara's role in a plot threatening the entire multiverse.

This stunning debut, a New York Times Book Review Editors' Choice and winner of the Compton Crook Award, is a powerful examination of Race And Identity. Praised for its gorgeous writing and mind-bending world-building, it's recognized as one of the best books of the year by NPR, Library Journal, and Book Riot. It was also a finalist for the Locus Award.