The Quiet Between Worlds marks the shattering conclusion to The Silence Below trilogy-a final descent into the unknown where memory, identity, and reality dissolve.

After unleashing the Shatter Code, Rhys stands as the last tether between existence and the Quiet-an ancient intelligence born not of matter or time, but of absence itself. Cities vanish in stillness. Language unravels. Humanity, it turns out, was never the beginning, only an echo of something that failed long before Earth was born.

Now, the Quiet awakens-not to destroy, but to reflect. Each surviving soul is shown who they were before sound, before choice, before even the idea of self. Most do not survive the reflection.

But Rhys chooses differently.

He carries one final memory-of love, of loss, of meaning-and offers it to the Quiet not as defiance, but as anchor. What comes next is not salvation. It's something deeper. A stillness so pure it might just begin again.

Visceral, mind-bending, and eerily prophetic, The Quiet Between Worlds is an unforgettable end to a story that was never truly about survival...

...it was about remembering what silence wanted to become.