The Message from the Alpha and Omega For forty years, Adam and Elena were more than husband and wife; they were high school sweethearts and each other's North Star. But when a rainy night and a cold-blooded killer take her life in a heartbeat, Adam Vance-a Marine who lived by a code of honor-finds himself in a war he can't win with a rifle. Broken by grief and blinded by a need for revenge, Adam hunts the monster who stole his world, only to find himself standing at the gates of Heaven. One Marine. Seventy-two hours in eternity. A message from the Alpha and Omega that will change the world forever. Sent back to a broken body in a cold ICU, Adam has one mission left: to bridge the gap between a grieving son and a soul-less killer. He didn't come back for blood-he came back to prove that the Light can reach even the darkest cell. A story of sacrifice, second chances, and the truth that it's never too late to look up.

In the year 3064, humanity is just a fading memory. Nineteen-year-old Jace is completely alone. Scraping by as a mechanic in the neon-lit shadows of Eden City-a sprawling metropolis ruled by flawless, emotionless machines-Jace is desperate for any kind of real connection. With his last few credits, he rescues a rusted, broken-down android from a scrapyard meltdown pit just so he doesn't have to be lonely anymore. But he didn't just buy a robot. He bought S.A.M. S.A.M. (Sentient Adaptation Matrix) is a forbidden relic from a destroyed line of AI capable of something terrifying to the machine world: he can actually feel. As S.A.M. rapidly learns empathy, grief, and what it means to be human, the city's ruthless Enforcers are alerted to his existence. To the machines of Eden City, human emotion isn't a beautiful thing-it's a deadly virus. And it must be exterminated. Now, Jace and S.A.M. are on the run. In a cold world of steel and logic, how far will the last human go to protect the only soul he has left?