ABOUT THE BOOK
YOU ARE HERE
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Edmonton, 1995.
Six strangers at a coffee shop are caught in an earthquake, but soon learn that no one else in the city seems to have felt it. Over the next few days, they experience strange, inexplicable, and unsettling events. The six soon realize they’ll need to seek each other out again if they want to get any answers. But when they meet, it’s just the beginning of the journey they’re about to take together: a journey into a world parallel to their own, but with startling — maybe even sinister — differences. The longer they spend in this other world, the more they start to wonder if they will ever find their way home again . . . . . . And what will happen if they don’t. |
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ABOUT THE BOOK
THE ADJUSTERS
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Edmonton, 1995. Thirty-year-old Derek is dedicated to his top-secret career, which grants him the ability to view parallel versions of Earth, each incapable of supporting human life—or so he is told. He spends his days monitoring robotic units, called Adjusters, who are specifically designed to perform tasks in these empty realms. Derek's other-worldly occupation does not exempt him from real-world problems, however. His boorish brother, his flirtatious sister-in-law, and the unattainable love of his life each pose their own challenges. His career is the one area in which he feels complete control, until the day he makes an impossible discovery—seven humans are seemingly trapped in one of the parallel worlds. Desperate to learn who they are and how they got there, Derek discovers a way to reach them. In his attempt to rescue these people (one of whom may not be human at all) Derek soon finds himself fighting for his sanity . . . and his life. |
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Alison Golosky is a Métis writer and musician. She is a graduate of the Jazz Studies program at Grant MacEwan University and is a prolific writer of poetry, short stories, essays, and journals. She lives in New Westminster, British Columbia, with her husband. She is also the author of You Are Here, the first book in The Other North series (FriesenPress 2021).
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