S. B Chimombe

The Aris Thorne Equation (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Humanity was never meant to remember.

For millennia, human history has been quietly edited-memories erased, truths rewritten, entire civilizations softened into myths. The purpose was protection. The cost was stagnation.

When cognitive scientist Aris Thorne uncovers an anomaly buried deep within humanity's shared unconscious, he ignites a chain reaction that threatens the carefully maintained illusion of peace. What begins as an academic curiosity becomes a species-level reckoning-one that reveals an ancient machine, a hidden war, and a predatory intelligence that does not conquer worlds, but consumes stories.

As the barriers around human memory begin to fracture, Aris must confront an impossible question:

Is a peaceful lie worth more than a dangerous truth?

With time running out and extinction looming, humanity faces a choice it has never been allowed to make-remain safely asleep, or awaken to a reality where survival demands chaos, creativity, and collective courage.

The Aris Thorne Equation is a sweeping, cerebral science-fiction epic that blends cosmic mystery, philosophical tension, and emotional intimacy. It explores memory as power, truth as resistance, and the idea that some stories are too complex to be erased-and too vital to be forgotten.

Perfect for readers of Dune, Foundation, and Arrival, this is a story about what it truly means to be human when remembering becomes an act of defiance.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: S.B Chimombe
• Erscheinungstermin: 31. Dezember 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798227783127
• Artikelnr.: 76128273

Autorenporträt

Brenton Chimombe is a writer fascinated by the invisible structures that shape human belief, memory, and meaning. Rather than writing from expertise, he writes from curiosityfollowing questions until they refuse to stay theoretical.

His work explores the boundary between story and system: how narratives govern civilizations, how forgetting can be engineered, and how truth survives attempts to simplify it.

The Aris Thorne Equation is his first novel.