Andrew J Thomas

Entanglement is a quirky mystery with a sci-fi twist, about a vanishing airbase, some confused moles and finding loved ones you thought were lost.

David Marston drops out of contact, and his fiancé is worried. A secret research base vanishes, and MI5 is nervous. Then a colony of moles goes missing, an ordinary house brick appears out of thin air, and intertwined with it all is the story of a woman continually shifting between parallel worlds. But how can all this possibly be connected? And why are cakes so important?

Influenced by the humour of Douglas Adams and Terry Pratchett/Neil Gaiman, Entanglement is a warm, funny, and original tale about friendship, loss and coping when you’re out of your depth. It also invites the reader to ask, “What if?” What if that person at university had said yes? What if you hadn’t answered that voicemail?