Lifespan of Starlight
Π ΠΎΠ²ΠΎΡ Π°ΡΠ΄ΠΈΠΎ-ΠΊΡΠΈΠ·ΠΈ
The first in a thrilling new trilogy of epic proportions from bestselling childrenβs author Thalia Kalkipsakis. A fresh take on the time tripping genre, The Lifespan of Starlight is Gattaca meets The Time Travelerβs Wife.
It already lies dormant within you: the ability to move within time.
In 2084, three teenagers discover the secret to time travel. At first their jumps cover only a few seconds, but soon they master the technique and combat their fear of jumping into the unknown.
Itβs dangerous. Itβs illegal. And itβs utterly worth it for the full-body bliss of each return.
As their ability to time jump grows into days and weeks, the group begins to push beyond their limits, with terrifying consequences. Could they travel as far as ten years, to escape the authorities? They are desperate enough to find out.
But before they jump they must be sure, because it only works in one direction.
Once you trip forwards, thereβs no coming back.
Π Π°ΡΡΠΎΡΡ
Thalia Kalkipsakis grew up on a farm on the outskirts of Melbourne. After a stint as a dancer Thalia completed her BA at Deakin University, majoring in professional writing and literature. She then worked as a website editor and, later, an editor of travel guides, but her biggest passion has always been writing. Thalia is the author of numerous short stories, nonfiction, and action titles, including many within the bestselling Go Girl series.
Tegan Bourke is an Australian audiobook narrator who enjoys telling stories and bringing them to life. She works as a narrator, editor, and executor production manager for Tairis Anders Media, narrates for Tantor Media and Pink Flamingo Productions, and has worked with a range of authors. An experienced narrator, Tegan has worked in various fiction genres including sci-fi, romance (both straight and LGBTQ+), erotica, fantasy, and period pieces. When not running and playing in Dungeons and Dragons campaigns, Tegan enjoys spending time painting miniatures with her kids and writing novels.
