Fracture - Dian, Sam
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They said it would power the future. But behind closed doors, it was always a weapon. In a world still haunted by the scars of war, a revolutionary energy project promises to reshape civilization. Clean, limitless, and on the verge of success, it should be humanity's greatest triumph. But in the shadows, powerful forces are already rewriting its purpose-into something far more dangerous. As trust breaks down and surveillance tightens, those closest to the project begin to question who they're really working for-and what happens if they refuse to fall in line. Spanning science, secrecy, and the…mehr

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They said it would power the future. But behind closed doors, it was always a weapon. In a world still haunted by the scars of war, a revolutionary energy project promises to reshape civilization. Clean, limitless, and on the verge of success, it should be humanity's greatest triumph. But in the shadows, powerful forces are already rewriting its purpose-into something far more dangerous. As trust breaks down and surveillance tightens, those closest to the project begin to question who they're really working for-and what happens if they refuse to fall in line. Spanning science, secrecy, and the silent machinery of control, Echoes of Sabotage - Fracture is the first book in a gripping sci-fi trilogy about what happens when progress is compromised, and the cost of doing the right thing is everything. Some discoveries are too powerful to be controlled. Some truths are too dangerous to stay buried.
Autorenporträt
Sam Dian is a lifelong enthusiast of science, history, and speculative fiction. Though he doesn't come from a traditional writing or scientific background, he spent years developing Echoes of Sabotage - Fracture with a focus on emotional depth, moral complexity, and the intersection of human ambition and technology. An avid flyer, Sam brings a cinematic sense of movement and scale to his work. He's especially drawn to stories about how decisions ripple through time, and how people fight to hold on to truth, memory, and meaning in the face of power.