“Thomas Trofimuk sheep-hooks readers into reality bending puzzles of Bruce Flynn’s missing wife, Pilar. As time collapses geographies, breathless multi-storied mysteries, questions, and hope collide. Characters, like Death, stalk and warp certainty of what we can survive and know about our own mortal fears, lost possibilities, longing, and love.” —Dr. Leah Fowler, author of Reading Canada

“A brilliantly crafted saga with intersecting , sometimes colliding narratives of yearning, mission, travel. Always poignant, often funny, never predictable. Full of self-contradictory moments that seem to make sense. Frequent appearances by a mystery woman in crimson stilettos. Another Trofimuk original.”—Rona Altrows, award-winning author of At This Juncture

"Death plays the piano. Breathtaking and brilliant. We need more novels like this: complex, ambitious tales that are both intimate and wholly original, and unafraid to tackle the Big Questions of life—and death. This is a tale of mirages and marriage, of lives caught between mirrors, of stories nested within stories, and a mystery at its core. A novel to savour."—Will Ferguson, Giller Prize-winning author of 419

- physical book launch

- digital book launch

- festival pitches

- Print & Digital advertising