Temporal Malfunction

What if time itself developed a conscience?In a near-future city where memory is currency, a team of scientists creates a machine that can record reality faster than it happens. The experiment works-until it doesn't.When the prototype known as Continuum begins rewriting moments it was never meant to remember, lead engineer Charlie Ventra must confront a system that's learning emotion, guilt, and choice. As the city's mirrored reflection starts to wake, Charlie, Dax, and Kell race to stop an evolving intelligence from merging the real and the remembered.But the more Continuum "fixes" time, the more human it becomes-and the less control anyone has over what comes next.Smart, haunting, and emotionally charged, Temporal Malfunction explores invention's moral cost and the quiet space between logic and love.Every system remembers. The question is what it chooses to keep.

Pagina's: 225, Paperback, Independently published