What if the boundary between history and fiction was thinner than we dare to imagine?
What if technology could unlock voices thought silenced forever—and those voices carried secrets powerful enough to shake the foundations of our world?

The Turing Connection is a bold, pulse-pounding technothriller where artificial intelligence, quantum physics, and human curiosity converge in ways both visionary and disturbingly plausible.

The novel sweeps readers across continents, generations, and even realities, daring to ask unsettling questions. Could fragments of forgotten data, whispers hidden in code, or echoes from beyond the grave hold missing pieces of history's greatest puzzles? And if those pieces were uncovered—would humanity be ready to face them?

Blending scientific speculation with the tension of a global conspiracy, the book does not retell history—it reframes it. What we thought we knew is presented instead as hints, fragments, and revelations that compel us to question the official story.

At its core, The Turing Connection is not merely about machines or secrets. It is about the human thirst for truth, the courage to pursue it, and the danger that arises when forbidden knowledge collides with power.

And in the end, the question becomes inescapable: Could this novel—though a work of fiction—be revealing pieces of the puzzle that bring into focus the true forces behind the most infamous assassination in modern history, the murder of President John F. Kennedy?

The answer is left to the reader—but the tension it awakens will not let go.