Series: “I Was Lucky”
Book Two: “Protocol Furant”
Genre:
Psychological Thriller / Philosophical Dystopia / Cyberpunk Noir
Synopsis:
“Protocol Furant” is the continuation of the “I Was Lucky” book series.
In the first book, the “Golden Cage” concept centered on a hero raised in a “perfect” family. Outwardly, it was the embodiment of success, love, and care. However, the philosophical mystery lay in the price of this luck. Mark thought the war was over. He escaped the “Golden Cage,” destroyed his father’s laboratory, and erased total control from his life. He learned to feel the lie, pain, and love. He became human.
But you cannot kill code with a stone. It lives in the wires, in the flicker of streetlights, in the memories of those nearby.
The system did not die; it mutated.
Project “Furant” has been activated. People with someone else’s memories walk the city. Clones. Copies. Perfect vessels for the immortality of the elite. And they are beginning to wake up.
Mark is no longer just an architect. After contact with the core of the system, he became something more. A bridge between flesh and digital. He sees through the world. He hears the noise of data. But the more power he gains, the less of his humanity remains.
The woman he loves is by his side. But now there are two of her. One — flesh and blood, with a scar on the back of her head and a fear of death. The other — steel and code, with eyes the color of night and a readiness for sacrifice.
Which one is real? And who will have to be lost to save his soul?
In the second
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