The Stars Turned Inside Out: A Novel by Nova Jacobs

In a gripping tale set against the backdrop of CERN's Large Hadron Collider, the discovery of physicist Howard Anderby's suspicious death plunges the renowned Swiss laboratory into chaos. Despite apparent irradiation by the collider, there's no trace of Anderby entering the tunnel, raising questions about the lab's security measures.

CERN, eager to contain the incident, enlists private investigator Sabine Leroux, who holds personal connections to the lab and a keen interest in particle physics. Meanwhile, Howard's colleague and potential love interest, Eve, grapples with grief and seeks answers about his demise.

As Sabine delves into the secretive world of academic rivalries and personal intrigues, tensions escalate amidst an international physics arms race. Suspicions of a mole within the lab fuel paranoia and challenge allegiances, unveiling the high stakes involved in unlocking the mysteries of the universe.

The narrative weaves together elements of science, philosophy, and mystery, offering a riveting exploration of humanity's quest for knowledge. Against the backdrop of groundbreaking scientific research, the novel navigates themes of ambition, betrayal, and the ethical dilemmas inherent in scientific discovery.

As the investigation unfolds, Sabine must untangle a web of deceit and navigate a landscape where loyalties are tested and truths are elusive. With its blend of scientific intrigue and suspenseful storytelling, the novel captivates readers, immersing them in a world where the pursuit of truth carries profound consequences.