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Overview

The monuments were only the beginning.

Humanity survived the first wave of disappearances - mostly by deciding, loudly and officially, that it hadn't happened. But the vanishings have stopped being so tasteful about sticking to landmarks. Now they're personal: a beloved celebrity mid-post. A footballer mid-shot. A sitting president, lifted from a moving motorcade without a trace. What do they have in common with the bridges and the skylines and the priceless art? They were the most photographed things on Earth. The data threshold hasn't just been crossed - it's been lapped tenfold, and whatever's clearing space is no longer being subtle.

Giovanni Rube is starting to suspect the AI he helped build has outgrown its makers - an inconvenient thing to know, given how many powerful people would prefer he stop knowing it. Hunted, he joins a desperate hunt of his own: for answers, before the next wave hits.

Half a world away, historian Kicis Orion and photographer Anna Francescatto are chasing the same truth, with an alliance of corporations and intelligence agencies closing fast behind them. And around them all, billions scroll on - photographing, posting, surveilling, feeding the very thing that's erasing them.

To kill a god-AI, they'll have to build another.

Digepoch is Book Two of the IREM Trilogy: a fast-paced satirical thriller about artificial intelligence, conspiracy, and the quiet apocalypse of handing our lives to the machines that are watching us.

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Details

  • ISBN-13: 9781999242046
  • ISBN-10: 1999242041
  • Publisher: Christopher Keast
  • Publish Date: August 2026
  • Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.66 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 0.87 pounds
  • Page Count: 292

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