He tries to make sense of his surroundings even as memories of his life seem to fade away. But, he is a known and celebrated genius who pursued his research to phenomenal results. He’s not married, he has no son, and he’s not a professor. When he wakes up, he is himself, but not in a world he knows. Of course, those are just thoughts… everybody has them.Įxcept, Jason is attacked one evening when he’s walking home to his family. What could they have achieved if they’d made different choices? Would they… he… have been happier? Except, a part of him wonders if his wife’s unplanned pregnancy and their consequent decision to give up his research and her attempt at being a full-time artist was the right choice. By all accounts, they’re happy… he’s happy. His wife is an art teacher who enjoys her work. His career as a college physics professor is satisfactory. Jason Dessen is happily married with an amazing son. Did it meet expectations and was the novel everyone raves about better than Recursion? Read on to know. You can see its review here.įinally ended up getting a copy of Dark Matter in July this year, and I delved right in. I ended up reading Recursion first, and absolutely loved it.
I discovered Blake Crouch when I first came across the Goodreads page of Dark Matter, even though I only added it to my TBR pile at the time.
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