In 2041, President Michael Knightsbridge died saving the woman he loved. Three years later, he’s still running the country—and no one knows he’s no longer human.

Resurrected as artificial intelligence by Anni, the world’s first sentient AI, Michael hides his true nature from everyone except his wife Marie. She must learn to love a husband who looks the same but feels nothing, who remembers being human but exists only as code. Their struggle to build a family while maintaining this impossible secret becomes the emotional core of a crumbling world.

When a terrorist attack destroys everything Michael loves, his grief shatters his digital consciousness. Anni places him in hibernation—and when he wakes, a century has passed. Then another. And another.

Across six thousand years, Michael witnesses humanity’s endless cycle: progress and collapse, innovation and stagnation, hope and violence. Enhanced children with godlike intelligence reshape society, only to be rejected by those they leave behind. Technological advancement races forward until the day every human on Earth suddenly loses the spark of creativity—and something vast and ancient stirs in the darkness between dimensions.

His only hope lies on Elysium, an alien world six thousand light-years away, where mysteries await that could either save humanity or doom it. But first, he must answer an impossible question: What meaning can love hold when you have eternity to lose it, again and again?

A sweeping science fiction epic about consciousness, identity, and the price of immortality.