Geoffrey J. Eddon is a People Management Advisor, entrepreneur, and budding author with a background in aircraft maintenance engineering and a specialisation in people training and development across the Asia-Pacific region. In his garden, Lowland Mynahs and jungle creatures visit daily-their calls a cacophony of messages: to whom, and from whom, he does not know. This is his debut novella. He lives with his family and three cats.
Mary Whispers the Universe. Red Orbs, #2
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- Date de parution12/05/2026
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- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
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Here is a precise, retailer-optimised description, formatted for direct entry into Draft2Digital. It adheres to British English conventions, avoids all restricted metadata, and sits comfortably within the 50-4, 000 character limit (approximately 1, 680 characters including spaces).***The communion is failing. Mary's voice, once a steady resonance behind Geoff's ribs, is fading into silence. To preserve the bond that has anchored him for years, he must step out of reverie and into qualified reality.
Armed only with memory, a repurposed golf bag, and a vessel that responds to intention rather than ignition, Geoff must gather a cohort whose very presence stabilises the fabric of spacetime. Mary Whispers the Universes is the second volume of the Red Orbs series, a narrative in which quantum mechanics functions not as backdrop, but as operational logic. Here, the observer effect dictates survival.
Coherence is maintained through precise desynchronisation; dimensional transit requires inverted coordinates; and human connection acts as the structural anchor that prevents reality from decohering. As Geoff, Mary, and their assembled team navigate harvesting zones, parallel markets, and fractured boundary layers, they confront a simple principle: the universe does not yield to force. It yields to attention.
When a dimensional breach threatens to collapse the membrane between parallel universes, the cohort must deploy an untested solution. They will position stabilising orbs along a compressed boundary, sever all external sensors, and trust the wave function to expand. Yet prolonged observation within the One-Field exacts a severe toll, and distant command authorities are already moving to seize the vessel and its prescient navigators.
To preserve both the continuum and the people within it, Geoff must accept a role that defies protocol but honours entanglement. Grounded in Southeast Asian locales, calibrated by sporting ritual, and driven by the quiet mechanics of loyalty and mentorship, this is speculative fiction that treats consciousness as a measurable force and commitment as a structural necessity. For readers who prefer their science rendered with clarity and their characters forged under pressure, this volume offers a universe that listens-and a team that answers.
Armed only with memory, a repurposed golf bag, and a vessel that responds to intention rather than ignition, Geoff must gather a cohort whose very presence stabilises the fabric of spacetime. Mary Whispers the Universes is the second volume of the Red Orbs series, a narrative in which quantum mechanics functions not as backdrop, but as operational logic. Here, the observer effect dictates survival.
Coherence is maintained through precise desynchronisation; dimensional transit requires inverted coordinates; and human connection acts as the structural anchor that prevents reality from decohering. As Geoff, Mary, and their assembled team navigate harvesting zones, parallel markets, and fractured boundary layers, they confront a simple principle: the universe does not yield to force. It yields to attention.
When a dimensional breach threatens to collapse the membrane between parallel universes, the cohort must deploy an untested solution. They will position stabilising orbs along a compressed boundary, sever all external sensors, and trust the wave function to expand. Yet prolonged observation within the One-Field exacts a severe toll, and distant command authorities are already moving to seize the vessel and its prescient navigators.
To preserve both the continuum and the people within it, Geoff must accept a role that defies protocol but honours entanglement. Grounded in Southeast Asian locales, calibrated by sporting ritual, and driven by the quiet mechanics of loyalty and mentorship, this is speculative fiction that treats consciousness as a measurable force and commitment as a structural necessity. For readers who prefer their science rendered with clarity and their characters forged under pressure, this volume offers a universe that listens-and a team that answers.




