What if everything we understand about time, space, and existence is incomplete?
PARALLELS was born from a simple yet unsettling question: Are we truly living in one reality — or are we merely aware of one layer of it?
As a writer, I have always been fascinated by the invisible frameworks that shape our understanding of the universe. Science explains. Philosophy questions. Religion interprets. But what happens when all three collide?
PARALLELS is not just a science fiction novel. It is a scientific thriller that explores parallel worlds, time displacement, teleportation, and alien intelligence — all through the grounded perspective of an archaeologist. I deliberately chose archaeology as the lens because archaeologists dig into the past to understand human origins. But what if, during that excavation, we uncover something that does not belong to our timeline at all?
The novel challenges established theories without dismissing science. Instead, it stretches scientific imagination beyond its comfort zone. Concepts such as multiple dimensions and altered timelines are not treated as fantasy, but as possibilities waiting to be understood. The story asks readers to consider a radical idea: perhaps reality is not linear. Perhaps it is layered.
At its core, PARALLELS is about human perception. If two worlds exist simultaneously, what separates them? Time? Frequency? Consciousness? And if travel between them becomes possible, what would it reveal about who we truly are?
The protagonist’s journey is not just external — it is deeply psychological. As reality fractures, certainty dissolves. Trust becomes fragile. And the line between scientific discovery and existential crisis grows dangerously thin.
Unlike traditional sci-fi that aims to escape the world, PARALLELS attempts to expand it. The intention was never to create a distant galaxy, but to re-examine our own. The novel blends cinematic storytelling with philosophical depth, inviting readers to question what they accept as fixed truth.
If you enjoy intelligent thrillers that challenge perception and stretch the boundaries of possibility, PARALLELS offers more than entertainment. It offers an experience.
Because sometimes, the most terrifying discovery is not that another world exists.
It is the possibility that we are already living between them.