Einstein's Formula — Joseph L. Cacibauda

Tyrone Broadbent is a student composing music late one night when he hears a noise outside of his window. He finds a young girl lost, confused, and unable to tell him who she is. He learns she suffers from a debilitating sickness that requires constant medication. In the days and weeks following their meeting Tyrone tries to contact her, but is prevented from doing so by her guardians; and concurrently, Tyrone begins to experience a number of troubling experiences, some even life threatening. Ty's good fortune is to have a friend and confidant, Blue Albert, a blind piano technician who works at the music school. Blue has recently realized the quantum implications in Einstein's E=MC2 formula as they apply to energy and mind. True to the quantum tenet of the uncertainty principle, Einstein's Formula offers a number of plot twists and turns that in the end will surprise the reader.