Shadows of Tomorrow

Shadows of Tomorrow is a fractured, time-scarred journey through resistance, grief, and inherited rebellion. Set in a future where memory can be extracted and rewritten by the Dominion's archives, Mara—once a guardian of the Forbidden Archive—has become its most hunted fugitive. She carries a single thread: her brother's memory, stolen during a failed uprising, now encoded in her bloodstream. But memory is fragile in this future. The more she runs, the more the timeline fractures—realities blur, old betrayals burn, and names lose their meaning. Alongside her walks an archivist-turned-traitor and a child whose touch triggers temporal ruptures. Symbols like burnt books, black glass, and humming frequency fields begin to rebel—resisting clarity, demanding confession. As Mara moves between lost timelines and rebel safehouses, she must decide whether remembering is worth the cost of becoming unrecognizable. Shadows of Tomorrow is not a tale of triumph—it is an elegy to fractured identity, archive-warped rebellion, and the people lost between memory and myth. For readers of literary sci-fi with poetic force, this is a world where the past won't stay buried—and tomorrow refuses to obey.