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Four series. Seventeen books. Here are the four ways in.
If you want the science — start with Wherever It Leads
The Substrate Series opens with a twelve-year-old who finds something in the woods that shouldn't be there. The physics is real — quantum mechanics, the observer problem, the hard problem of consciousness. Five books, complete, in Kindle Unlimited.
“Stories that make you think long after you’ve finished.”
— Amazon review
If you want the theology — start with The Anomaly
At CERN, a physicist finds a fine structure in the vacuum — strongest where people have prayed longest. The Congregation trilogy is first contact the way it would actually arrive: peer-reviewed, disputed, defended. Three books, complete.
If you want the literary dystopia — start with The Marches
England is the Kingdom now. The Mackays are the wrong sort of family. When eight-year-old Beth is flagged recoverable, the clock starts. The Wardenry is a complete trilogy — for readers of The Handmaid's Tale, Never Let Me Go, and Prophet Song.
If you want the standalone — start with The Gradient
A physicist measuring quantum decoherence finds a directional signal in the data. The Classical Zone is a standalone trilogy — quieter than the Substrate Series, more interior, built around attention and grief and the things that persist.
If you want the science thriller — start with The Weight
A gravity anomaly in a Kansas wheat field — small, growing, impossible — and the farmer who measured it first. A standalone science thriller for readers of Michael Crichton, Andy Weir, and Blake Crouch.