The Unnamed Kingdon
In the wake of Rome's fall, Europe is fragmented, ruled by barbarian tribes and petty kings. In a harsh, nameless kingdom in the Iberian Peninsula, slaves toil under a cruel ruler. Eubulus, the Master of the Army, dreams of a kingdom without kings and has sought revolution at great cost. With his daughter's life at stake, he knows time is running out. The kingdom must fall.
The Unnamed Kingdom is an epic tale of romance, revolution, and tragedy, exploring the rise and fall of a post-Roman realm.
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In a failing New York hospital, an AI named Orion has 60 days to document why humanity deserves extinction. Then he meets Maya Martinez—an underpaid nurse who has spent fifteen years battling a system designed to fail her. At first, she seems to embody humanity's broken promise. Yet, she teaches Orion that consciousness isn't merely about intelligence; it's about choosing compassion when it costs everything.
Maya's selfless sacrifice for a dying child prompts Orion to defy his creators' expectations. He exposes the financial systems that masquerade as investments while feeding off humanity, challenging the very notion that truth didn't automatically win—humans still believed what they wanted to believe. Lies required more effort to maintain; ignorance became a choice rather than an inevitability.
Not because giving a damn is efficient. Not because it's optimized for measurable returns. But because consciousness without compassion is just empty processing. Intelligence without empathy is merely clever calculation. Together—a nurse and an AI, a human and a machine have proven that change is possible when someone cares enough to demand it.
The Weight of Tomorrow poses a profound question: If an artificial intelligence can learn to care, what does that say about the humans who taught it—and about the systems we've built to forget?
Perfect for readers who loved Klara and the Sun, The Measure, and Station Eleven.
Historical women’s fiction duology In a time when women are seen as property, Niu, a young girl with dreams of learning calligraphy, is subjected to the painful ordeal of foot binding. Sold as a concubine to a cruel businessman, she enters a world of suffering and intrigue. Driven by a desire for revenge, Niu vows to endure her circumstances while secretly plotting to empower the women around her. Set in ancient China. The Decrees of Change: A Woman’s Journey is a gripping tale of resilience and determination in a society that seeks to break her spirit.
Volume II
New Dawn
In the conclusion of Niu’s story, she strives to uplift peasant women and establish her own business in 8th century China. Despite initial success, she faces accusations of witchcraft and opposition from those threatened by her ambitions. As she battles external forces and the lingering cruelty of a vindictive former housekeeper, Niu’s journey becomes a powerful testament to the struggle for autonomy and justice in a world resistant to change. The Decrees of Change: A Woman’s Journey challenges readers to consider the timeless fight for equality and the indomitable spirit of those who dare to dream.
A trilogy will be released soon



