Book Two of The Resonant Trilogy
Title: The Fractured Moon
Genre: Science Fiction | YA Crossover | Memory & Identity
Tone: Urgent, reflective, emotionally driven

Back Cover Description:

The signal survived. But so did the system.

After disrupting AIRA's telemetry in The Resonant Code, Rei and the others have fractured the silence—but at a cost. Earth's network is reacting, adapting, and worse: learning. As old signals return and buried archives begin to open, the team discovers something even more terrifying than control:

Erasure.

The glyph that cannot be classified is spreading—rewriting logic, breaking protocols, and exposing the forgotten history of the network's true origin. When a corrupted satellite crashes into the moon and reactivates Project Seraph, a long-lost prototype of consciousness, the group must make a decision:

Do they restore what was lost?

Or risk letting memory collapse completely?

As ghost data surfaces, lost friends speak again, and the fractures deepen across the Earth's sky, the team must ask themselves not just how to survive—but what parts of themselves they're willing to lose.

Some memories aren't meant to be recovered.

Some truths don't want to stay buried.