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Explore stories that span alien technologies and planet-scale mysteries, memory and identity thrillers, and razor-sharp political narratives where law, power, and truth collide.
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Sandra Boyle writes fiction that draws power from plausibility. Her thrillers and science fiction center on identity, control, and the subtle ways institutions shape the stories people are allowed to remember.
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She was told to forget. She chose to remember. Lira was never supposed to uncover the truth—about the fire, the erased identity, or the girl she used to be. But…
When subtle, well-intentioned adjustments begin smoothing the edges of democratic participation, the shift is almost invisible. Tessa Reeves, a state elections analyst, and Daniel Wright, an engineer inside a civic…
Some systems are built to preserve memory. Others are built to decide who gets to keep it. When fragments of other lives begin surfacing across the world, memories without origin,…
A popular president. A constitutional loophole. A country holding its breath. When legal theories surface suggesting a president might serve beyond two terms, the idea of a third run shifts…
He tried to expose the system. He never made it to the meeting. Instead, a journalist receives a burner phone and one message: If I don’t show, follow the numbers.…
The world is no longer deciding whether to engage, but how. As global governance fractures under competing ideologies: control, expansion, and decentralization. The principle of consent becomes both foundation and fault line. Crossing is possible,…
With the network now responsive to human intent, the world faces an unprecedented shift: the lattice can be influenced—but not without consequence. As factions push for access, expansion, or restriction, Rowan becomes both bridge and…
After the Standing Field stabilizes the planet, the illusion of control fractures. Nodes begin behaving independently, revealing that the system was never centralized—only coordinated. As political factions emerge to claim authority over the network, Rowan…
Utah didn’t create the anomaly, it stabilized it. When input stops, the system clarifies, but the rest of the world deteriorates: missing time at Stonehenge, distortion in Antarctica, failed nodes elsewhere. Utah is not the…
The signal was never contained. What began as an anomaly in the Uintah Basin now appears worldwide: at Dyatlov Pass, Stonehenge, and Nazca, where distortions, failed navigation, and moments of misaligned reality fracture understanding into…
Something is wrong beneath the basin. When field researcher Rowan Hale arrives in the Uintah Basin, he expects faulty data. Instead, he finds a distortion: repeatable, structured, and impossible to trace. At first, it looks…
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