Point of Nothingness - Virgil, Selena
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In a world where time is a fragile fabric and reality is vulnerable to unraveling, a secret agency known as the Edge Bureau works tirelessly to mend the rifts forming between dimensions. These agents operate in the shadows of possibility, tracking down anomalies and echoes of lost moments before they can damage the timeline. Veteran Edge Bureau agent Emily Voss has always trusted the Bureau's rules-until a routine assignment uncovers a catastrophic breach known as the Primordial Split, where timelines collide and bleed into each other. When Emily glimpses a distorted version of herself, a…mehr

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In a world where time is a fragile fabric and reality is vulnerable to unraveling, a secret agency known as the Edge Bureau works tirelessly to mend the rifts forming between dimensions. These agents operate in the shadows of possibility, tracking down anomalies and echoes of lost moments before they can damage the timeline. Veteran Edge Bureau agent Emily Voss has always trusted the Bureau's rules-until a routine assignment uncovers a catastrophic breach known as the Primordial Split, where timelines collide and bleed into each other. When Emily glimpses a distorted version of herself, a mysterious, fragmented figure warns her, "You don't remember yet. But you will." She is thrust into an escalating mystery involving time collapse, memory corruption, and a place only whispered: the Negative Vortex. As the boundaries of time blur and alternate versions of reality emerge, Emily is forced to confront visions of her past and future and uncover who-or what-is behind the orchestrated collapse of time. But the deeper she delves, the more she begins to unravel herself, and soon she faces the impossible question: What if she is the key to the solution... and the origin of the catastrophe? A mind-bending sci-fi thriller about memory, identity, and the collapse of the multiverse, "The Nothing Point" explores the gap between choice and outcome-between what is and what could have been.