The Jessup Paradox

When a family member becomes intractably ill and chooses faith over proven medical science, physicist Chris Jessup is left with questions that refuse to fade, questions about belief, evidence, and whether certainty is ever enough.

Years later, those questions resurface in unexpected ways.

Now a physicist working on an experimental temporal displacement project, Jessup is helping test a technology designed not to rewrite history, but to observe it, to probe the fragile logic of time, causality, and limitation. The experiment is meant to remain controlled, theoretical, and detached from personal consequence.

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