People who enjoyed The Martian by Andy Weir and Children of Time by Adrian Tchaikovsky will love this "science faction" novel that pairs quantum physics with the Greek Pantheon.

The crux of this book is the exploration of humanity's importance in the universe as a species but also as individuals. Told in the first-person perspective of several characters, our main protagonist is a young Greek girl who claims she has seen all of time and must save everyone from a coming disaster.

Her tale begins with the Big Bang and using quantum physics and her long memory she describes the universe and its evolution in terms of six great consciousnesses-Chaos, Eros, Gaia, Nyx, Erebus,
and Tartarus-the Great Titans of Ancient Greece.

We were never alone.

Captain Kara Psomas was pronounced dead when her research vessel slammed into Jupiter. More than a century later, the crew of the Paralus, a helium mining freighter, find a pristine escape pod
with a healthy young girl nestled inside. A girl who claims to be Kara-and she brings a message of
doom.

She says she has been waiting in the dark for that exact moment. To be found by that particular crew. Because an ancient cosmic being has tasked her with a sacred responsibility.

She claims she must alter the Fulcrum, a lever in time-no matter the cost to the people aboard-or
condemn the rest of civilization to a very painful and drawn-out demise.

She sounds convincing. She appears brave. She might well be insane.
 
Contributor Bio(s)
 
Gareth Worthington holds a degree in marine biology, a PhD in Endocrinology, an executive MBA, is Board Certified in Medical Affairs, and currently works for the Pharmaceutical industry.
Gareth is an authority in ancient history, has hand-tagged sharks in California, and trained in various martial arts, including Jeet Kune Do and Muay Thai at the EVOLVE MMA gym in Singapore and 2FIGHT in Switzerland. His work has won multiple awards, including Dragon Award Finalist and an IPPY award for Science Fiction.

He is a member of the International Thriller Writers Association, Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America, and the British Science Fiction Association.
Born in England, Gareth has lived around the world from Asia, to Europe to the USA. Wherever he goes, he endeavors to continue his philanthropic work with various charities.
He has a joint writing venture with Stu Jones
http://www.jonesandworthingtonfiction.com

Gareth is represented by Gandolfo Helin Fountain Literary Agency, NYC, USA.