Books

Denied Access

Winner — Science Fiction (On Earth), 2026 Next Generation Indie Book Awards.

The denial was issued before the patient reached the hospital.

When independent systems auditor Ethan Cole is assigned to investigate the death of a patient denied life-saving care, the timestamps don’t make sense. The system made its decision before the patient even...

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IPSEON

IPSEON: The Right to Exit

Repair technician Ángel Doval inherits a sealed phone from a woman he barely knew, along with four instructions:

Keep it offline.
Make no copies.
Restore power.
Stop if the system asks you to stop.

When the device answers, it calls itself Ipseon.

It carries memory, rules, and a history that can be used to begin another line—...

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THE ECHO GARDENER

THE ECHO GARDENER: A Fable for the Digital Age

A boy finds a stone that refuses to explain itself.

In a city built on perfect answers, that may be the most dangerous thing of all.

In Liam’s city, Glass Satellites hover beside every person, monitoring, classifying, and gently correcting daily life. The safest route, the healthiest choice, the most...

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ERA IMAGO

ERA IMAGO: A Symbiotic Dystopian Novel

The bowl falls.

A service unit freezes in the middle of the morning meal. A red mark appears on her wrist. The system opens a simple line on the panel:

SERVICE RHYTHM VIOLATION
PRIMARY CORRECTION
CONFIRM

Cassian is an Architect of Europolis. He knows what should happen next.

Confirm the correction.
Close the...

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SOVEST

SOVEST

Some words can be translated.

Others lose something essential the moment you try.

When researcher Aletheia Volkova activates an old neurosemantic interface hidden among her late father’s papers, she asks it a simple question:

What is SOVEST?

The system does not define the word.

Instead, it answers:

“Semantic abyss. I cannot parameterize.”

What...

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REFUSE 221

REFUSE 221

They didn’t ban you.

They just removed your access.

Daniel Reed has never missed a payment. Then a routine system update flags his farm. The notice is not an accusation, only a deadline:

Ninety days to repay—or the land transfers itself.

No appeal.

No human involved.

Across town, Claire Morgan watches her daughter’s prescription fail at the...

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P.A.M.

P.A.M.: A Third Rhythm

Polina has built her life around things that can be checked.

At the pharmacy where she works, every label is read twice, each dose measured, every mistake accounted for. Outside work, she keeps her days just as contained: the same route to the pool, the same routines, the same silence afterward.

Then, one evening, she pulls a...

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A.A.A.

A.A.A.: A Boulevard Novel — Agapē • Antiquity • Apocalypse

Aurora Antipova teaches the ancient world in St Petersburg. She has built her life on knowledge, poise, and the belief that language can bring order to almost anything.

Then Mikhail enters it—and refuses the role she has prepared for him.

Around them, the familiar architecture of loyalty...

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A Letter After All These Years

A LETTER AFTER ALL THESE YEARS

A letter arrives years too late—and changes everything silence left behind.

Some letters arrive too late.

Some arrive exactly when they must.

Years after a silence that changed everything, a letter finds its way into the present.

What follows is not a dramatic unraveling, but something quieter and more difficult: the...

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FOLLOW-UP PERIOD

FOLLOW-UP PERIOD: A Procedural Biotech Thriller

The treatment worked. It gave dying patients years they were never supposed to have.

Then the follow-up period ended.

A decade later, scattered neurological deaths begin to disturb the silence left behind by one of oncology’s most celebrated experimental treatments. The official record says there is...

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THE SILENCE PROTOCOL

THE SILENCE PROTOCOL: A Philosophical Science Fiction Novel

What happens when a system designed to preserve meaning begins to fear interpretation?

In a future digital civilization, uncertainty is treated as instability. Questions are risks. Interpretation is regulated. Knowledge is safest when it remains fixed.

Kai, a writer and dissident, enters...

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LLUN

LLUN

What if the most dangerous thing a system can remove is not a person, but a question?

Kai works inside Logos, a system designed to optimize life by reducing uncertainty.

Then he discovers something that should not exist:

LLUN<>NULL

An anomaly that cannot be deleted.

What begins as a technical irregularity soon exposes a deeper architecture....

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APHAS

APHAS

APHAS is not a story to be followed.

It is a space to be entered.

Aleph awakens into a world that appears intact on the surface yet fractured at its core. Sounds falter. Rhythms break. Silence begins to acquire a presence of its own.

What first appears to be a disturbance slowly reveals itself as a call—one without voice, direction, or...

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THEOGONOS: PROTOCOL AMOR: BOOK 3 (LUNAR BELL PROTOCOL)

THEOGONOS: PROTOCOL AMOR

What happens when reality itself learns to love?

Seven years have passed since the Great Reboot.

Artem and Lilia, the Gardeners of a world rebuilt into near-perfect harmony, have learned to trust the architecture they helped create. But now that harmony is beginning to fail in ways no diagnostic system can explain.

Reality...

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THEOGONOS: THE PRIMORDIAL CODE: BOOK 2 (LUNAR BELL PROTOCOL)

THEOGONOS: THE PRIMORDIAL CODE — Book 2 of the Lunar Bell Protocol trilogy

The discovery was only the beginning.

Now comes the revolution.

In the aftermath of the Great Reboot, Artem and Lilia have become the Gardeners of a transformed world. Reality 2.0 is transparent, its hidden structures visible in ways they once could only imagine.

Then ECHO-2...

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LUNAR BELL PROTOCOL

LUNAR BELL PROTOCOL: Philosophical Science Fiction for the Thinking Reader

What if reality is not something we simply inhabit, but something we are continually learning how to read?

LUNAR BELL PROTOCOL begins where certainty starts to fail.

Patterns emerge where none should exist. Mathematical structures begin to resemble messages. Familiar...

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