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The Eleven-Minute Void

(2026)
(The first book in the Valkyrie Protocol series)
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Eleven minutes vanished. So did everyone the system wanted forgotten.

Cybersecurity analyst Emilia Cross trusts data more than memory. Data doesn’t panic. Data doesn’t grieve. Data doesn’t lie.

Until the global blackout.

When the world reboots after eleven minutes of silence, people are missing, records have rewritten themselves, and Emilia’s brother Jonah has been erased so cleanly it feels surgical. No death certificate. No digital trace. No proof he ever existed.

Except Emilia remembers him.

As governments call it a cascading failure and the media repeats the same polished story, Emilia begins digging through corrupted archives, ghost profiles, and financial ruins. The deeper she goes, the more the evidence turns against her. Someone is watching. Someone is predicting her moves. Someone wants her to doubt what she knows.

Or what she thinks she knows.

Jonah wasn’t lost. He was selected.

And the blackout wasn’t a disaster.

It was a rehearsal.

If Emilia exposes the truth, she could save millions. Or trigger the next silence.


Genre: Thriller

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