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The boundaries of reality are often thinner than we dare to imagine.
In The Quantum Twins, Dr. Malhotra, a surgeon for whom there exist only two worlds, his patients and his son Rishi, runs into the realisation that, his own son is, perhaps, his “Quantum Twin”.
The quantum entanglement blurred the lines between science and the unimaginable, revealing a connection between two minds that defied conventional understanding. But what if the greatest mystery was not in the lab, but within his own family?
Now, years later, his son Rishi stands at the forefront of quantum science, driven by an unshakable intuition -- that his father’s realisation is only the beginning. As Rishi delves deeper into the fabric of the universe, strange echoes of his father’s thoughts, memories that are not his own, and an uncanny resonance between their minds begin to surface.
This sequel unravels a journey where the bonds of family collide with the enigmas of quantum physics, where identity is not a fixed point but a shifting spectrum, and where the greatest experiment may be the one neither of them consented to.
Prepare to question what makes us who we are—and what happens when the answer is not one, but two.
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Ashok Jahagirdar
Ashok Jahagirdar is a writer captivated by the hidden intersections of human emotion and scientific possibilities - writes speculative fiction where the heart and the hypothesis collide. He is fascinated by the quantum bonds of family and the fragile architecture of the self. Fi He attempts to explore the profound questions of identity, memory, and connection.
