She’s everywhere. Every timeline. Every version of reality.
But now—for the first time—Jenny Everywhere is lost.
 
Reimagined as a brilliant, Black, globe-trotting nomad with a cosmic compass embedded in her soul, Jenny has shifted through shattered worlds and broken histories without ever looking back. Universes bend when she moves. Timelines whisper her name. And somewhere, in every version of the truth—she exists.
 
But something’s changed.
 
A new presence stalks the multiverse, Jeffery Elsewhere—a suave, manipulative reflection of Jenny’s power but none of her restraint. Where she shifts to preserve balance, he warps worlds to watch them burn. He knows Jenny’s every move—because he is her inverse, her stalker across dimensions, the storm behind her shadow.
 
Now Jenny is hunted.
 
Stripped of access to the collective memory of her other selves, she finds herself alone in a version of Chicago that never was—a Bronzeville where jazz was outlawed, cops carry time-bending weapons, and a black hole hums beneath the public library.
 
To stop Jeffery Elsewhere from unmaking the very idea of reality, Jenny must journey inward—through memory, pain, and purpose—and ask a question she’s never dared before:
 
If I exist everywhere… do I really exist at all?