The Planck Factor

"Thoroughly intriguing! A real page-turner."
Zoë Sharp, author of the best-selling Charlie Fox series

On a dare, grad student Jessica Evans writes a thriller, creating a nightmare scenario based upon the theory that the speed of light is not a constantone that has a dark application. Her protagonist (the fiancé of a scientist killed in a car crash) is pursued by those who want to use the theory to create the world's most powerful weapon.

However, Jessica is soon running for her life when events mimic that of her protagonist. She's threatened by terrorist conspirators who intend to use the knowledge to create an event that causes mass destructioneven threatens the global extinction of all life. As the clock ticks down, Jessica must outwit the enemies and avert an apocalypse.

PRAISE FOR THE BOOK

"Does art hold a mirror to life? Or does life mirror art? New York Times best-selling author Debbi Mack builds this surprising thriller layer upon layer with an ending that will make you want to read it all over again."
Donna Fletcher Crow, author of An All-Consuming Fire, The Monastery Murders

"Mack takes her reader on a roller-coaster ride with science, imagination, and a terrible possibility."
Peg Brantley, author of the Aspen Falls Thriller series

"[A] sleek tour-de-force exercise in Hitchcockian suspense about domestic terrorism, in which the McGuffin is a novel-within-the-novel and the novelist and her work intersect in unpredictable ways. Reality and fiction clash and spar for supremacy until the final paragraph."
W.D. Gagliani, author of Wolf's Blind (The Nick Lupo Series) and Savage Nights

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Debbi Mack is the New York Times bestselling author of the Sam McRae mystery series. She's also published two standalone books--a young adult novel Invisible Me and a thriller called The Planck Factor. Debbi's also published Five Uneasy Pieces, a short story collection that includes her Derringer Awardnominated story "The Right to Remain Silent." Her short stories have appeared in various anthologies and publications, including Shaken: Stories for Japan and three of the Chesapeake Crimes anthologies.

Debbi also hosts a podcast called the Crime Cafe, which features interview with crime, suspense, and thriller authors, and more.

A retired attorney, Debbi has also worked as a journalist, librarian, and freelance writer/researcher. She enjoys walking, cats, travel, movies, and espresso--not necessarily in that order.

You can find her online at www.debbimack.com.

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