Delusion (Delusion: Saga of Parallel Realms)

What if reality is only real because we insist it is? In Delusion, reality bends—quietly, but irreversibly. As four lives begin to unravel across fractured timelines and echoing memories, the question of what is true becomes dangerously unstable. What if your thoughts aren’t your own? What if time is only a fragile frame drawn around movement? And what if something—or someone—is watching, from outside that frame? Zhou Peng, a virusologist whose secret obsession is quantum mechanics, believes that if the human body could resonate with the quantum field, it could heal itself on a cellular level. To him, the body is a map of subatomic vibration, waiting to be aligned with the rhythm of the universe. Ana Maria, a psychologist with extraordinary sensitivity, sees the brain as a living symphony—a vast network of emotional and electrical impulses forming a consciousness that cannot be explained by biology alone. Where Peng sees structure, she sees flow. Nicolas Montgomery, a literature professor trained in physics, has spent his life torn between poetry and particle theory. After the death of his astrophysicist parents in a mysterious plane crash, and the theft of their quantum research, he becomes convinced that the world he lives in may be nothing more than a simulation—a sophisticated illusion masking the true nature of existence. And then there is Agatha. A brilliant physicist haunted by the unsolved disappearance of her father, she is torn between intellect and longing. Her journey is not just one of knowledge, but of healing—the slow, painful unraveling of grief. For Agatha, the process itself has always mattered more than the outcome. But now, she is ready for answers. Ready to lay her questions to rest beneath a field of mullein flowers. Ready to let go. Each of them is drawn toward an anomaly that transcends science, memory, and belief—an entity known only as Aetheruth. As one character walks through a fog-shrouded city, his thoughts dissolve time itself. Memory replaces momentum. Space collapses into perception. In that moment, he begins to grasp the terrifying beauty of a world where time is not a linear dimension, but a cognitive illusion—a conceptual trick we use to domesticate the infinite. If time does not exist independently of us, then to think deeply is to travel. To remember is to step across dimensions. And to love, perhaps, is to reach through universes we’ve never touched. Delusion is a metaphysical science fiction novel that merges quantum mechanics, neuropsychology, emotional philosophy, and speculative realism into a genre-defying literary journey. From monasteries in Metohia to sacred mountains in Wudang and underground laboratories in Toronto, the story traverses inner and outer worlds alike. At the center of everything lies Aetheruth—anomaly, entity, myth… or origin. For readers of Blake Crouch, Haruki Murakami, David Mitchell, and Liu Cixin, Delusion is not just the beginning of a saga. It’s the slow unraveling of everything we call real.
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Condition: Good
Author/Artist:Wenn, Brus
Binding: Paperback
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