Quantum Girl Theory

In Quantum Girl Theory, Mary Garrett, who possesses a unique clairvoyance called "the sight," is drawn to a small town in the Jim Crow South by a missing girls' poster, only to uncover a web of disappearances involving three girls, two of whom are Black and overlooked by authorities. As she delves deeper into the mystery, we learn that Mary has her own connection to disappearance—she was once Paula Jean Welden, a college student who vanished in 1946, sparking nationwide intrigue. The novel intertwines suspense with themes of identity and trust, presenting a thought-provoking exploration of those lost to time and the narratives surrounding them.