The Quantum Curators and the Missing Codex (The Quantum Curators, #3)

by Eva St. John

Explain quantum mechanics to a fifth-century folklore figure, dressed in the manifestation of a myth. I took a deep breath.

Weeds can’t thrive if there isn’t water for them to spread their roots.

There was something to be said for someone who was completely free of this planet’s indoctrination.

But people working with the best of intentions can commit the greatest of crimes.

‘So, there are other Earths with me on them, doing the same thing I’m doing now?’ asked Julius. ‘Certainly, but with differences, and sometimes those differences are so slight that the timelines simply merge. In other cases, the changes are so diverse that there are separate realities.’

You see mankind is more greatly affected by geological events than the acts of individuals. Very rarely does an individual make a significant impact.’

Only boring people get bored.’