The Girl Who Could Do Math

Matthew Grey has devoted his life to mathematics and theoretical physics. He understands equations most people couldn't begin to comprehend. Then he meets Accasia Lawrence.

Beautiful, mysterious, and astonishingly intelligent, Accasia doesn't merely understand Matthew's work-she understands mathematics that humanity hasn't discovered yet. Equations that should take hours seem obvious to her. Problems at the limits of human knowledge are almost effortless.

Matthew is fascinated. Then he falls in love.

But the closer he gets to Accasia, the more questions he has. Who is she? Where did she acquire knowledge that shouldn't exist? And why does it seem that their meeting was anything but accidental?

As Matthew searches for answers, he discovers that Accasia's secrets reach far beyond mathematics, beyond physics, and perhaps beyond Earth itself. Their relationship may hold implications not merely for the two of them, but for the future of humanity.

The Girl Who Could Do Math is a science-fiction story about discovery, love, and what might happen when human intelligence encounters something far greater than itself.