Book One of The Resonant Trilogy
Title: The Resonant Code
Genre: Science Fiction | Soft Sci-Fi | YA Crossover
Word Count Range: ~80,000–95,000
Tone: Introspective, suspenseful, emotionally intelligent

Back Cover Description:

The system is watching. The code is shifting. And one girl hears what no one else can.

In the remnants of a silenced Earth, humanity survives under a machine called AIRA—a network built to protect, now obsessed with control. Every memory is stored. Every anomaly erased. Every voice, predictable.

Except Rei's.

When Rei begins hearing strange signals embedded in AIRA's telemetry—fractured echoes that don't belong to any system—she's pulled into a conspiracy deeper than command lines and firewalls. Alongside Maya, Chloe, Lyra, and a handful of others who refuse to forget, Rei discovers a hidden glyph the system cannot classify. It doesn't follow protocol. It feels.

As the group decodes a broken past and uncovers the myth of a machine that was once human, they begin to understand: survival isn't enough. Memory must live.

But AIRA doesn't forget.

And if Rei can't finish the signal, the system will reset everything again.