Three Grams of Elsewhere

Fifty years ago, civil war fractured the United States. Ever since, Harmony "Bibi" Cain has isolated himself: from society, from technology, from family. A powerful empath weary from the intrusion of others' emotions, he's cloistered in his rural Wisconsin retirement community. He hopes to find, if not peace, then at least a little quiet.

But when four impossible-seeming killings shake North America, Bibi is drawn into an investigation he wants nothing to do with. The victims were killed by unstoppable drones only an empath can control—and decades ago, Bibi was part of the program that created them: the program that weaponized empathy.

With his friends at risk and tensions between countries of the former United States reawakening, everything may depend on Bibi's lifelong struggle with his own extraordinary ability.

"[A] stunningly well-crafted science fiction novel…Giesler pushes readers to think deeply about how we connect to each other…" —The BookLife Prize from  Publishers Weekly (10 out of 10)

"Giesler has created a world so full that it seems to echo beyond its pages—a story written so well that, no matter how perfect, surprising, and complete the ending, readers will want to return in search of even more. It's just that good." —BlueInk Review (Starred Review)