Author interview with Libby McGugan One book that was i was looking forward to this year was The Eidolon. From the first time I read the synopsis I knew that this was a book for me especially the promise of blending science and philosophy. However when I started reading the book, it was different than I had assumed (in a good way!!), the book started of normal showing how the protagonist Robert Strong is coping with a difficult relation and then all of the sudden the story takes a turn into a whole new direction! High tech thriller science fiction, the part is was hoping for! What makes this story powerful is that even though the book is short, 250 pages, the world building is immense and it feels that it doesn't stop in our universe... If you want to read something refreshing make sure you pick-up a copy of The Eidolon. Author bio: Libby McGugan was born 1972 in Airdrie, a small town east of Glasgow in Scotland, to a Catholic mother and a Protestant-turned-atheist...