The Unified Theory of Love and Everything
I'm working hard right now on finishing up the rewrite of my next novel, The Unified Theory of Love and Everything. I actually started it long before I started writing Come Find Me. If you want to see the cover, go to my web site at www.travisnward.com.
Here's the description of the book:
Seductive and profoundly moving, The Unified Theory of Love and Everything is at once a stirring portrait of contemporary love and marriage, and a poignant evocation of vanishing small towns in the American South.
Troubled by her unsatisfying marriage and determined to leave a mark on her town, gardener Emerson Wheeler volunteers to restore the decrepit estate at Hay Manor, an elegant mansion in Georgia owned by Sybil Hay, an aging physicist with highly unconventional ideas.
When Sybil tells her that another person will be helping out, Emerson is worried. She has met Finn Lowell, a married Navy police officer, only twice through her husband, but the attraction between them is like none she has never felt before. As Sybil unveils stories about her summer with Einstein in 1951, unusual beliefs about monogamy and love emerge. Will Finn and Emerson resist their desires in order to preserve their lives at home? Will Sybil survive long enough to reveal what really happened in her past?
With startling grace and power, The Unified Theory of Love and Everything offers a fresh perspective on the way that love and passion can help us or hurt us, but no matter what will change us.
Here's the description of the book:
Seductive and profoundly moving, The Unified Theory of Love and Everything is at once a stirring portrait of contemporary love and marriage, and a poignant evocation of vanishing small towns in the American South.
Troubled by her unsatisfying marriage and determined to leave a mark on her town, gardener Emerson Wheeler volunteers to restore the decrepit estate at Hay Manor, an elegant mansion in Georgia owned by Sybil Hay, an aging physicist with highly unconventional ideas.
When Sybil tells her that another person will be helping out, Emerson is worried. She has met Finn Lowell, a married Navy police officer, only twice through her husband, but the attraction between them is like none she has never felt before. As Sybil unveils stories about her summer with Einstein in 1951, unusual beliefs about monogamy and love emerge. Will Finn and Emerson resist their desires in order to preserve their lives at home? Will Sybil survive long enough to reveal what really happened in her past?
With startling grace and power, The Unified Theory of Love and Everything offers a fresh perspective on the way that love and passion can help us or hurt us, but no matter what will change us.
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