Mason finds the final memory buried inside a preacher's tomb. Scott Singer is dead, but his digital likeness has been captured inside the Omnipath's simulation. With time running out and the Omnipath's drones closing in, Mason is forced to relive the final days of a false prophet who uses a malicious digital assistant and an army of internet bots to manipulate his own congregation.

Everything has led to this moment.

Singer's memory is the final stepping stone Mason needs to confront the Omnipath inside a darkened digital world. If Mason fails to free Kiersten in time, the Omnipath will unlock the secret she holds and enslave everyone within a world of perpetual distortion.

Of this series, Kirkus Indie Reviews writes, "Aegis has constructed a compelling novel that's also quite timely, with themes that touch on the development of potentially corrupting dependence on technology, the very human need to make sense of traumatic events, and the complications that can arise from taking on new perspectives that are different from one's own. Overall, the book manages to be serious and engaging while maintaining a consistently brisk pace. A grim but effective speculative thriller."

K.C. Aegis is a prize-winning author. His debut novel, Her Gilded Voice was a Small Spec Book Awards Finalist.