I ended up really loving this book. For a book so invested in destiny, spirituality, and isolation (mental health), Temi Oh was able to toe the line between science and spirituality. As a born and bred atheist, my scientific upbringing has driven me towards stories like these, that accept the science we do know, and pontificate on the science of the wider universe, and mankind’s relationship to it. Despite my usual aversion to books with heavy Christian undertones, I thought that this book left the truth of the world as open ended as reality.

You can find a more in depth discussion here: https://youtu.be/Jh49levakXg