The Grain Rebellion

In a world where silence is survival, whispers are revolution.

In the near-future dystopia of The Grain Rebellion, women are forbidden to speak in public, their voices silenced under the regime's strict laws. Only men hold the right to speak freely, to command, to control. But while women appear voiceless, they are far from powerless. Beneath the surface of this oppressive society lies a secret network of defiance-an underground movement that uses grains, patterns, and subtle codes to pass messages, preserve knowledge, and sow the seeds of rebellion.

Layal Ciaran, a high-ranking enforcer for the regime, believes in the order she's tasked to uphold. Her life is one of unwavering discipline, her days spent monitoring the surveillance feeds that keep the world compliant. But when she intercepts a coded package meant for the underground, the brutality of her actions begins to haunt her. What begins as a small crack in her loyalty widens into a fracture as she uncovers the rebellion's truth-and the price of her silence.

As Layal walks a dangerous line between obedience and rebellion, she must decide: will she maintain the order that has defined her life, or risk everything to join a movement that could shatter the regime-and her carefully constructed world?