the story
The delicate balance between technology and security.
Nuwara Grey carries the wisdom of her Hopi ancestors, but has been shaped by the fast-paced life of New York. As a forensic psychologist and environmental activist, she navigates a world dominated by power, security-sensitive networks, technology, and mining companies—while her inner compass constantly points back to a connection with the earth.
When a murder case draws her into the world of wealthy visionaries, space projects, and secret experiments, Nuwara finds herself caught in a web of political intrigue and technological threats. As the FBI investigates satellites, quantum communication and encryption, state secrets, AI, and humanoid projects, she sees the line between human and machine becoming frighteningly thin and precarious.
But her greatest struggle lies within herself. Professionally, she must remain objective and understand the psyche of the wealthy visionary and the case's prime suspect—but deep down, she feels the urge to warn him. Because what if progress without respect for nature inevitably leads to catastrophe?
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Interesting, exciting, and deeply moving. What a fantastic book. I read it in one sitting.
Maria Genova, journalist and writer
"An exciting and educational story about the future and ancient wisdom. You'll read it in one sitting."
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A smoothly written thriller that touches on current themes and gets you thinking. I read it in one sitting!
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