What happens when humanity eliminates the need to compete?"The Ripple Effect" follows Dr. Anneli Saarinen and the chronicles of Project "Quiet Light"—a thirty-year social experiment in the quiet landscapes of Latvia where fifty thousand people underwent a procedure to remove their competitive impulse. But when the outside world cracks the glass of this managed utopia and forces its dispersal, the experiment doesn't end. It dissolves into the world, spreading like ripples on water. ...

To the world, she is the ultimate escape. To the algorithms, she is a goldmine. To herself, she just wants to open her eyes in the dark.It started as a joke. Eighteen-year-old Sal had a rare, inexplicable gift: she could sleep deeper and longer than anyone else. When her pragmatic friend Val started a live stream of Sal doing what she did best, they didn't expect thousands of viewers within a week. Within a year, millions were watching.Now, the stream is a global phenomenon...

What if the perfect human had no heart? A gripping scientific thriller about a covert genetic experiment that cured human weakness—by accidentally erasing empathy. Gattaca meets Michael Crichton.

When an ancient being inherits the most popular simulation in the known worlds — a living Earth — he spends his existence as its reluctant god: restarting civilisations, watching myths form from his mistakes, and finally passing the crystal to the one he was always meant to find.

Dr. Andrew Hartwell is a prominent psychologist, a celebrated author on parental trauma, and a master at helping clients break free from toxic family bonds. His monograph Attachment as Destiny is a bestseller, and his professional wisdom is sought after on national television. He spent his entire life climbing a vertical ladder of achievement to prove one person wrong: his cold, emotionally unavailable mother

A hermit monk spends years in silence, emptying himself toward God — until people find him. What begins as compassion becomes something he cannot control: a sacred current, divided and distributed among strangers who spend it carelessly. The Steward of Grace is a parable about the cost of splitting what cannot be split.

Max is a lonely programmer living in a world of numbers and logs. His life changes at 3 AM when he discovers a "pulse" in the Ether network—an anomalous rhythm where chaos should be. Someone has found a way to hack time itself, solving mathematical problems faster than is physically possible.Having gained a 4.5-second head start, unknown players—"men in suits"—have gained control over global capital. Now Gleb and the network's creator, Vitas, must launch "Genesis 2.0"—a covert oper...

A quiet rebellion begins with a simple truth: not everyone is meant to wake early.When millions of people stop forcing themselves into a schedule that was never theirs, the world begins to change. Work shifts. Laws bend. Science takes notice.They call themselves The Shifted.At first, it's a movement. Then it becomes a system. And then—something no one expected.Because as more people refuse to greet the morning…the morning itself begins to move.

Jacques Morel, a modest winemaker from Périgord, never sought fame. His passion was the land and a strange experiment: vines growing side by side with black truffles. But when experts discovered an "animal, almost primal" note in his wine, the "Velvet Order" was born—a closed society of aesthetes willing to do anything to possess a unique taste."The Scent of Velvet" is the story of how pure art turns into an elitist cult. It's about how knowledge becomes an instrument of power, and...

Alex Crane was the kind of man people didn't notice. Quiet, observant, mildly ironic — a quantity surveyor in Balham with a dog named Biscuit and an ex-wife he still occasionally called. Then he started hearing thoughts. Not feelings, not impressions — actual thoughts. It changed everything, and not all of it for the worse.

Liam has always been a seeker. From his teenage years he's chased questions that most people never think to ask — about what lies beneath the visible world, about the soul, about what it all means.When a vivid dream leads him to the Akashic Records — the living archive of every soul's journey — he finds something he didn't expect: his own future, mapped out in precise, unsettling detail.Akashic Corrector is a quiet, searching novel about control, surrender, and the differen...

When a Norwegian professor discovers a strange translucent mollusk in an ordinary codfish, he doesn't yet know he's discovered the key to immortality. The creature's cells are capable of regenerating any human organ—from the kidney to the brain. Death recedes, giving way to an "age of miracles."This is a story about the limits of the human self, the quiet horror of uncertainty, and how biology isn't everything.