The Improbable Worlds (The Time Sphere Chronicles)

When a stranger shows up on her doorstep bearing a jar lined with her blood, for 591-year-old vampire Vivian, it’s just another night. But when a note from that stranger reveals a message from herself from the past, everything Vivian knows about herself and her world is thrown into disarray. To get to 1897, she must call on her best friend and progeny for help. And why was she called to go back in time? She knows she will finally locate her maker and maybe begin to grasp the origins of her abilities. But she soon uncovers another purpose, stopping a sinister plan to create a ruling class of mages. And to do so, everything she values, and the universe itself, will be put at risk.

Jennifer Thorpe-Moscon was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York. In her youth, she loved fantasy and horror, starting with the Goosebumps series, Diana Wynne Jones, and the Twilight Zone, and continuing to authors such as Clive Barker and Anne Rice. She attended Stuyvesant High School, followed by graduating Columbia University with a dual B.A. in psychology and computer science. She received her Ph.D. from NYU in social psychology, where she also honed her skills in statistical analysis. She is a Research Director at Catalyst, a nonprofit that works to expand opportunities for women and business. In her spare time, she still enjoys reading, writing, and watching fantasy, science fiction, and horror. She also is actively involved in local politics and activism, promoting policies that help women specifically and Brooklyn residents generally. She lives with her husband, Eric, who is a graphic designer.