“The Best of All Worlds“ (word count: 89,449) is a magical realism novel that stretches the boundaries between illusion and reality and plays with the reader’s mind to the very last page and beyond.
“The Best of All Worlds” was published in Hebrew and has been received with critical praise and popular success in Israel. It is now translated into English.
A short synopsis for The Best of All Worlds
Niv is God. But that doesn’t mean he isn’t human.
Niv is a 25-year-old computer genius stuck on an unsolvable bug. Three accidental encounters with the beautiful Smadar, and a kiss that saves his life, leave him no choice but to fall desperately in love with her. Through the very human emotions that follow, Niv begins to realize that he possesses the power to control and shape reality, time, and time again.
But if he is God, why is Smadar avoiding him? How is it that the greatest love of his life is the only thing he has no power over?
Niv gathers all his strength on a mission to win back his love and prove his deity to those who refuse to believe. But he could never have imagined the sacrifices he will be forced to make.
The Best of All Worlds by Ofir Oz
