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Quantum Girl Theory (HC) (Ryan, Erin Kate)
On December 1, 1946, Paula Jean Welden put on a bright red parka, left her Bennington College dorm for a hike, and vanished into te thin mountain air. Paula Jean’s disappearance captivated te post-war nation, leading to news articles, false sightings, rumors, psychic visions, and a short story by Shirley Jackson. Inspired by this unsolved mystery, quantum girl theory asks: does a missing girl become te person—or even te people—others imagine her to be? Or was she already someone else entirely? At te center of this brilliant jigsaw puzzle of a novel is Paula Jean herself, now known as Mary Garrett, a clairvoyant with a concealed past, hustling for reward money by searching for missing girls. In 1961, a poster about a missing girl lures Mary to a town in te Jim Crow south, where she discovers that it’s not just one white girl who’s disappeared; two Black girls have vanished as well. With everyone from te white girl’s mother to te local sheriff resenting her presence in town, Mary can’t trust anyone. And then there are te strange visions that come to Mary, a phenomenon she calls “te sight”. As stories appear from other lives Paula Jean might have lived—a circus showgirl hiding from her past; a literary forger on te verge of discovery; a McCarthy–era informant in love with a woman she meets in a Communist cell—a reader may be prompted to ask whether Mary herself can be trusted.
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