Quantum Convergence: Daddy's Got You
Release Date: Sunday, June 8th, 2025
Pages: 313 pages
In 'Quantum Convergence: Daddy's Got You' by JB Wright, a farm girl confronts a reality unravelling due to a mysterious quantum anomaly, as she uncovers buried truths and the intersection of love, memory, and technology.
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Quantum Convergence: Daddy's Got You
A Novel by JB Wright
The day humanity solved quantum computation… something else woke up.
1998: Deep beneath West Lafayette, Indiana, a lab's experimental success rewrites physics—and buries a mysterious data spike that no one notices. A harmless anomaly, flagged and forgotten.
Years later, Eleanor MacKenzie is just a farm girl with a gift for patterns—and a father who used to light up her world with impossible ideas. But as her once-vibrant family fractures under the weight of secrets and silence, Eleanor begins to see what others can't: Something unseen is unraveling reality. And it’s been doing so since the moment her father pressed run.
As the lines blur between consciousness and code, memory and machine, Eleanor must confront the truth buried in a signal that defies time—and discover whether love alone can anchor a world collapsing at the speed of thought.
A Novel by JB Wright
The day humanity solved quantum computation… something else woke up.
1998: Deep beneath West Lafayette, Indiana, a lab's experimental success rewrites physics—and buries a mysterious data spike that no one notices. A harmless anomaly, flagged and forgotten.
Years later, Eleanor MacKenzie is just a farm girl with a gift for patterns—and a father who used to light up her world with impossible ideas. But as her once-vibrant family fractures under the weight of secrets and silence, Eleanor begins to see what others can't: Something unseen is unraveling reality. And it’s been doing so since the moment her father pressed run.
As the lines blur between consciousness and code, memory and machine, Eleanor must confront the truth buried in a signal that defies time—and discover whether love alone can anchor a world collapsing at the speed of thought.