In the Time Loop

A murder occurred in the city, which was not there the next day. But a witness remained. Detective Benjamin Morris arrived at another call - the murder of a young girl. In the garden, he found a hairpin with a strand of hair torn out. When Morris returned, he found the house empty. Deciding that everyone had already left, he took the find with him to bring it to the station the next day. But there, his colleagues laughed at the detective, not understanding which murder he was referring to. Morris had already decided that he was going mad, but unexpectedly the very girl he had seen dead yesterday walked into the station, complaining about phone threats… Killer Charlie Becker wakes up and realizes that the order has not been fulfilled. He is forced to go on a killing spree again and again, not understanding what is happening and how to stop it… Professor of Physics Lanyé has approached an incredible discovery that will completely overturn people's understanding of time… Is it possible to correct the past without a time machine? And how far can experiments lead? Laura Cayley's debut novel is a successful example of the evolution of the detective genre. The novel successfully combines a dynamic plot with unexpected twists, good style, and intellectual questions. In the Time Loop not only captivates but also prompts reflection on the most pressing topics. — Ekaterina Khramenkova, literary critic Once you start reading this unusual novel, you realize that with each page the events spiral faster and faster from all sides, and you are already running, racing after the author's thought, diving deeper and deeper into this story... I liked it! — Olesya @lesenka1806, book blogger