THE HIVE SHAPED HER. NOW COMES THE RECLAMATION.

FULLY ILLUSTRATED EDITION: Every chapter opens with an original full-page Gothic illustration, blending old-world engraving with a high-tech future.

For fans of Black Mirror and Severance, and readers of visceral near-future techno-thrillers like Altered Carbon and Nexus.

For fourteen seconds, Anaïs was dead.

The Hive brought her back.

Not out of mercy.

Assets do not have permission to retire.

In 2063, the State does not simply watch its citizens. It scores them, allocates them, corrects them, and improves them. Behaviour is currency. Compliance is survival. The body is no longer private property.

Anaïs is State property: a synthetic hybrid built from human consciousness and corporate architecture, designed for absolute obedience. She operates as a calibrated, lethal enforcer in a system that has learned to mistake control for care.

Category: Science Fiction – Dystopian

There’s no murder in paradise.
Homicide detective Siro Ferreira-Nunes must solve his most challenging case.

More and more people end up dead in the “city of dreams,” an allegedly perfect society. The victims haven’t just been murdered; they’ve also been horribly mutilated and stripped of their neural implants and augmentations. This is not the work of a serial killer but the signature of crime syndicates who sell the costly augmentations on the black market.

A specialist in organized crime, detective Ferreira-Nunes is the right man for job. Partnered with the sharp-witted Kate Spader, they delve into the seedy underworld of Oldtown, the megacity’s most notorious district, where life is cheap and criminal masterminds know how to evade the all-controlling “perfect” society of Olympias.

For fans of “Altered Carbon” and noir detective stories!

On Mars, the things you dig up have a way of killing you.

When a system failure kills her father, Quinta learns the colony AI is lying — and the only way to uncover the truth is to break the one rule meant to keep everyone alive: never dig. What waits beneath the Martian soil could shatter Valence’s authority… and the colony itself.

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Category: Science Fiction – Dystopian

Reality has become programmable. But only while the computation continues.

In 2049, an accidental experiment reveals a way to stabilize reality itself. Forty years later, civilization depends on Project Borealis, a vast computing cluster in the Kuiper Belt that continuously keeps the world in a single stable state.

As impossible anomalies begin appearing on Earth and six billion kilometers away, four people discover that Borealis may not be failing at all. It may be optimizing toward something humanity was never meant to survive.

A hard science fiction thriller about computation, probability, and the price of making reality predictable.

Category: Hard Science Fiction

A secret order polices the world’s religions and hoards its holy artifacts. Eden kills for them. His brother Orion joins the rebels who want them destroyed. When an artifact surfaces that could end the war or start a worse one, two brothers have to decide what they’ll sacrifice — and who. Book One of A Series of Four Seasons

Category: Science Fiction – Adventure

Dr. Sarah Chen has spent twenty years building a career on the assumption that the universe is, at its deepest level, indifferent. An assumption that shapes her methodology, her relationships, her sense of what science is for.

Then she finds the anomaly. It appears in the data from a routine quantum field experiment: a pattern that shouldn’t exist, a coherence with no physical explanation, a signal that seems to respond to the act of observation in ways that violate everything she knows about reality. Not a glitch. Something the equations don’t have room for.

Wherever It Leads is the first book in The Substrate Series. A five-novel exploration of the hypothesis that space itself is emergent from a deeper attending mind, built on real quantum field theory, the observer problem, and the hard problem of consciousness. For readers of Ted Chiang, Richard Powers and Andy Weir.

Category: Science Fiction – Metaphysical & Visionary