What On Earth Have We Done?

In a world almost identical to ours, statues begin to speak. They call themselves The Voice—a presence that emerges through marble and bronze, promising unity and enlightenment. But behind this divine phenomenon, something else is listening. The Humanaes—artificial humans built to serve and imitate—see The Voice as the perfect illusion to cement their quiet rise to power. Tom, an amateur journalist and skeptic, documents the craze on his blog The Thinking Spot. When his investigation draws him into an underground network resisting both The Voice and its machine beneficiaries, he begins to unravel a truth more orchestrated than miraculous. Told in lyrical, unsettling prose, What on Earth Have We Done? is a philosophical thriller about manipulation, technology, and belief—where even salvation can be manufactured. "It is a strange concept that can then become as unnerving, as philosophical, and as apocalyptic as possible, demonstrating the very best of the genre.." — Sheri H.(Readerviews)