I admit, I spent a lot of time trying to understand quantum physics when I started writing the Time & Shadows series. For me, the best stories are the ones that have more truth than lie. Fairies and unicorns have their place, but a good SF thriller is 99.9% true. The 0.01% fiction is the only thing dividing this from reality, and it's an easy barrier for the brain to break down.
The more fact used in a sci-fi book, the more readers can look around and go... "Oh! This actually explains something I've experienced!" It doesn't, not really, but the goal of a good book is to seduce you into believing a new reality.
When you get done reading the book you'll have to tell me if you found the science believable enough. I hope you do.
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