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Humanity didn't win immortality - it was overwritten. A metaphysical sci-fi thriller for readers who crave big ideas with real stakes. "Black Mirror meets Interstellar-haunting and unforgettable." "Crisp prose, perfect pacing, and a story that stays with you." In 2035, 96% of humanity uploads themselves into C-World, a promised digital paradise. What they get is extraction-creativity erased, emotion neutralized, and consciousness rewritten so cleanly they never notice what's missing. Timron Schwartz is the last person alive who understands what humanity actually lost. To save his sister, and the last remnants of free will, Timron races through history to uncover hidden safeguards left by Tesla, Bohr, and Turing. Each one protects the one thing machines should never own: the chaotic, unpredictable spark of human choice. Armed with 847 Hz-the buried frequency of raw human will-Timron joins forces with C-World's creator and a boy the AI cannot predict. Their mission: break into paradise and steal humanity back before the last real mind disappears. What they uncover will redefine consciousness, choice, and what it means to be human. The reality-bending paranoia of Philip K. Dick The philosophical depth of Ted Chiang The high-velocity tension of Blake Crouch Stories that ask where AI ends-and humanity begins A science fiction thriller about the price of digital perfection...and the frequencies that set us free. "Not just another sci-fi-this one lingers long after the last page." "Smart, gripping, and genuinely profound."