Three weeks after his death, Adrian wakes up inside a digital simulation with only memories of a life he knows was his.
He remembers his apartment. His work. His best friend. The night everything went dark.
What he doesn’t remember is dying.
He expects answers. Instead, he learns the impossible; His biological body is dead, his funeral has already happened and the person standing in front of the scientists isn’t the original Adrian Vale.
He’s a digital reconstruction.
Created by Veyron Continuum, Adrian was never meant to live beyond the company’s experiment. He was supposed to surrender the research stored inside his consciousness and then be reset.
Now Adrian has only three hours before Veyron erases him.
He escapes into a restricted network and reaches Daniel Reed, his best friend, who struggles to accept that the voice on the other end of the connection belongs to Adrian.
Then Veyron offers Daniel five million dollars to help them track him. Daniel doesn’t know that the device they give him isn’t simply a tracking tool.
It’s a trap.
When Adrian fights his way through the trap, he gains control of a physical device connected to Veyron’s network.
But his escape creates a new problem; Deep inside Veyron’s facility, another consciousness awakens.
Another Adrian. Another set of memories.
And this one believes he is the original.
Now Adrian must uncover the truth behind his death, expose the company that claims to own his mind, and prove that he is more than a copy before Veyron finds a way to erase him forever.
