David’s Reviews > Sea of Tranquility > Status Update

So maybe it wasn't hinting at time travel but at timeline corruption - the idea we are living in a simulation and events from different times are bleeding into others, similar to files being corrupted. And the existence of time travel (in the universe of this book) was just confirmed by Gaspery's sister, the physicist who works at the Time institute.

The story of Olive on the last book tour on earth in 2203. Missing her husband and child on the moon while loving the sights, sounds, and smells of earth. And reference at the end to Gaspery, who asks her questions (whose answers we don't hear) about the events that have been referenced in previous sections. We have clues, finally, that they're related to time travel.

Intro of Mirella, and her (former?) friend Vincent, whose husband was convicted of running a ponzi scheme that caused Mirella's husband to kill himself. She learns of V's death via a half brother, and now she wants to break up with her girlfriend. Who is the mysterious Gaspery, and did she really see him under an overpass in OH when she was 9?