The Invisible Red String by Peter Berlin & Ann Zachariah

A thoughtful exploration of fate, self-discovery, loss, and healing, The Invisible Red String by Peter Berlin and Ann Zachariah is a modern retelling of an ancient idea. The four members of a therapeutic meditation group find themselves subtly bound to one another in unexpected ways as they journey through their own wounds and weaknesses. As their most personal stories are gradually told, including revelations of abuse, abandonment, hope, and desire, the connections pulling them together become harder to resist, as if by destiny. Weaving together relevant themes of wealth inequality, cultural clashes, childhood trauma, forbidden love, and more, this slow-burning slice of philosophical exploration encourages readers to look deeper, pay attention, and free the locked-away parts of our hearts and minds, for a truly liberating story that deftly mixes self-help with visionary fiction.