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The Megaverse
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In a civilization where almost everything can be tracked, one man has managed to disappear.
Dr. Elias Voss left no trail, no destination and no explanation.
Investigator Mira Solen’s search takes her from Earth to vast orbital habitats, through the asteroid belt and towards Jupiter—uncovering a mystery involving artificial intelligence, digital consciousness and a civilization that may have become too good at predicting its own future.
The Megaverse is a science-fiction mystery about space exploration, identity and the unpredictable nature of being human.
One person has vanished from the most connected civilization in human history. That should be impossible.
In the twenty-fourth century, humanity has spread across the Solar System. Trillions of people inhabit vast rotating space habitats, industrial asteroids, planetary settlements and virtual worlds. Fusion ships cross the darkness between them, while artificial intelligence and predictive systems quietly keep civilization running.
Almost everything leaves a trace.
Dr. Elias Voss left none.
When investigator Mira Solen is assigned to find him, what begins as a missing-person case quickly becomes something much stranger. Voss has spent years preparing his disappearance, erasing himself from systems designed to make disappearing impossible.
Mira’s search takes her from Earth to enormous orbital habitats, aboard fusion-powered spacecraft, through the asteroid belt and into worlds where the boundary between human and digital life has almost disappeared.
But someone else is searching for Voss.
And the deeper Mira follows his trail, the more troubling the questions become.
What did Voss discover?
Why are powerful people determined to find him?
And what happens when a civilization becomes so good at predicting the future that the future is no longer entirely its own?
The Megaverse is a science-fiction mystery about space exploration, artificial intelligence, virtual existence, human identity—and the value of not knowing what happens next.
One person. Countless possibilities. Infinite worlds.





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