LOVE YOU IN EVERY UNIVERSE

A physics grad keeps falling in love with the same person—and then watching them die.

Across parallel worlds, their lives reset: new streets, new rules, the same ache. When a looming "final death" threatens to erase them in every universe at once, they refuse the old answers. Instead of chasing a grand experiment, they build forty-eight small ones—gates made of everyday mercies.

Guided by a city called Elsewhere and by myths rebuilt as jobs—Venus as lamp and list, Mars as hinge and torque, Saturn as sower—they turn love from fate into practice. Two sentences become their compass: We are late because of mercy. We are early because of bread.

Part romantic sci-fi, part mythpunk handbook for surviving the multiverse, Love You in Every Universe is a tender, wonder-forward tale about choosing care over spectacle, schedules over thrones, and a you-and-me big enough to hold a world. If you've ever wanted a time-loop love story that saves the day by washing a cup and opening a window, this is your book.

For readers of Becky Chambers, Emily St. John Mandel, and The Time Traveler's Wife.