The Mnemosyne Paradox

Three centuries after the Exodus, Station Aethelgard is the only home humanity has left. Floating in the void above a dead planet, it is a vertical city of rust and neon where the rich live in the clouds and the poor sell their own memories just to survive the night.Jax Vane is a Siphon-a dealer in stolen nostalgia. He thought he had seen every vice the human mind could conjure. He was wrong.When a dying client trades a fragmented file for a fix, Jax glimpses something impossible: a memory of blue skies, green oceans, and sunlight. It is a vision of Earth-a planet that history books claim was burned to ash.But the file is not a record of the past. It is a live feed.Hunted by the Station's secret police and aided only by a decommissioned war-bot and a rogue historian, Jax peels back the layers of a conspiracy that keeps the station running. He discovers that the elite are not protecting humanity from the planet below-they are harvesting them.Because Earth didn't die. It evolved. It is vast, it is sentient, and it demands a sacrifice.Now, Jax must make an impossible choice: Keep the station's dark secret and let the feeding continue, or reveal the truth and plunge 50,000 souls into the dark."Blade Runner meets Event Horizon. A claustrophobic, high-octane descent into madness that asks the terrifying question: What if the monster under the bed is the world itself?