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SHARON HEATH

The Fleur Trilogy, Book 2

Tizita

By Sharon Heath

May 9, 2017

Physics wunderkind Fleur Robins, just a little odd and more familiar with multiple universes than complicated affairs of the heart, is cast adrift when her project to address the climate crisis is stalled. Worse still, her Ethiopian-born fiancé Assefa takes off right after her 21st birthday party to track down his father, who’s gone missing investigating Ethiopian claims to the Ark of the Covenant. 

Fleur is left to contend with the puzzle of parallel worlds, an awkward admirer, and her best friend Sammie’s entanglement with an abusive boyfriend. Assefa’s reconnection with a childhood sweetheart leads Fleur to seek consolation at Jane Goodall’s Gombe Stream Chimpanzee Reserve, but it’s through a bumbling encounter with her rival that the many worlds of Fleur’s life begin to come together. 
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Reviews

Tizita, like the first novel before it in The Fleur Trilogy, The History of my Body, is as utterly original as its chief protagonist Fleur Robins, and in some of the same brilliant, moving, and laugh-out-loud hilarious ways."

Frances Hatfield

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Psychological Perspectives

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Tizita asks the tough questions, calling upon the series’ engaging cast of support characters to serve as the moral 'chorus' for Fleur’s philosophical navigation as well as doing some of the heavy lifting on their own."

Joey Madia

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New Mystics Reviews

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Heath (The History of My Body) continues the story of fictional young Nobel laureate Fleur Robins as she pursues matters of the heart as well as her cutting-edge physics research, while facing challenging social interactions Heath’s adroit writing makes Fleur’s remarkable life consistently captivating."

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