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Sci-Fi Spotlight – In the Blink of an Eye by Yoav Blum

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Synopsis

Professor Yonatan Brand dedicated his life to understanding time—its limits, its dangers, and its seductive promise. When he’s found dead in a room no one else could have entered, the people who knew him best are forced to confront not just how he died, but what he was willing to risk.

As two unlikely investigators begin pulling at the threads of Brand’s final days, they uncover a mystery shaped by memory, loyalty, and regret. Past and present begin to overlap, revealing a truth that can’t be understood from a single point in time. In the Blink of an Eye is a story about the cost of curiosity—and the fragile line between knowing too much and knowing just enough.

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About the Author

Yoav Blum is an author known for blending high-concept speculative ideas with gripping mystery, thriller, and philosophical depth. His work explores extraordinary situations—time travel, body switching, orchestrated coincidences—while grounding them in questions of identity, perception, fate, and free will. Beneath each thriller or puzzle lies a reflection on what it means to be human. His tone is introspective, suspenseful, and often playfully self-aware.

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