Dystopian techno-thrillers about memory, surveillance, and the quiet war over who gets to remember the truth.
In Neo-London, the Dominion doesn't just control the present. It erases the past.
Memory is engineered. History is rewritten. Anyone who remembers the truth is made to disappear. One man didn't.
Subversion Protocol opens a dystopian techno-thriller series following Cipher Reeve — the one man the system failed to kill — as he carries something inside him no surveillance state can afford to let survive: the Black Signal, a buried consciousness built from the minds of everyone the regime erased.
Dark, relentless, and built for readers who want their thrillers to cost something.
Book One of twelve. The signal is just beginning.
DC Davies writes dystopian techno-thrillers for readers who like their surveillance states honest about what they're doing.
The ConOps21 series began with a question: what happens to a man who doesn't remember who he was before the regime tried to unmake him — but can feel something in the dead archive sectors trying to wake up?
Davies lives in Wisconsin. When not writing the ConOps21 novels, he builds the ARG that runs alongside them — an eleven-site transmedia network where readers who look closely enough can find the fragments the books can't show them.
Launch alerts for each book. Occasional field dispatches. Access to the Signal Collective free tier — readers first, operatives when they're ready. No spam. Leave any time.
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