Inside the Box, time stops. Outside it, everything Palmer loves is falling apart.
Schrödinger’s Box
When a freak lab accident unlocks an impenetrable, time-stopping field, physicist Deke Palmer finds himself caught between ruthless academic sabotage and a discovery that shatters his understanding of consciousness, death, and what lies beyond. Schrödinger’s Box — where ruthless professional treachery meets the deepest questions of the human spirit.Schrödinger’s Box is a fast-moving, sometimes darkly comic fusion of scientific discovery, spiritual awakening, and academic intrigue — a novel where the boundary between physics and metaphysics doesn’t just blur, it vanishes.
When physicist Deke Palmer stumbles onto a world-changing discovery, he finds himself fighting on two fronts: against the ruthless machinations of a colleague determined to steal his work, and against the collapse of everything he thought he knew about consciousness, death, and what lies beyond. Will Palmer outwit Tilly and safeguard the secrets of the Box? Or will this astonishing breakthrough fall into the wrong hands?
For readers of Blake Crouch’s Dark Matter, William P. Young’s The Shack, C.S. Lewis’s The Great Divorce, and Eben Alexander’s Proof of Heaven, Schrödinger’s Box explores the power of discovery in both the physical and spiritual realms — and the profound consequences of unearthing truths about life, death, and the universe that may forever alter the course of civilization, and the individual.
About the Author
| I spent two years as a minister in Austria, where I learned to speak German fluently and that, though rejection is unlikely to kill you, it seems to build character at an alarming rate. After studying Illustration at Utah State University, I made the perfectly logical decision to move into satellite communications and distance learning technologies. That career path eventually led to the founding of Broadband Learning Corp., a publicly traded company that grew into a multi-million-dollar enterprise and gave me the opportunity to travel to all fifty states and more than forty countries. Most of my writing happened at 35,000 feet, while folded into airline seats clearly designed for smaller species. During long flights, I wrote one-act plays and musicals for community theater, while quietly rehearsing dialogue, muttering character voices, and adjusting song lyrics under my breath. I was enormously entertained by my rehearsal, but probably made nearby passengers wonder if the flight crew should be alerted. Today, my writing blends speculative fiction and apologetics with ideas shaped by a lifetime spent in business, ministry, technology, travel, and the persistent suspicion that reality may be more than what meets the senses. I live in Riverton, Utah with my wife and I am the proud father of one son and two daughters. |
