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THE ARCHIVIST’S CODE
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THE ARCHIVIST’S CODE
THE blood oath manuscript (BOOK 2)
(RELEASE DATE: APRIL 15, 2026) - Available now for pre-order
Some legacies hunt their heirs.
Adrian Voss is supposed to be dead. Instead, he is hiding in Venice, sleepless, paranoid, and haunted by the fire that should have killed him. Elena is the only one he trusts. The only one who knows the truth.
Then an impossible manuscript surfaces.
It reacts to blood.
It writes his name.
Suddenly Adrian sees watchers in every reflection. A masked figure stalks the canals. Evidence vanishes. Memories shift. And a man from his past arrives with a chilling promise: none of this is random. Adrian was born for it.
Elena believes they can outsmart the design. Adrian is starting to fear the design is him.
Because the book is older than history.
The oath never ended.
And if Adrian refuses to finish it… someone else will.
The Atlas of Shadows (BOOK 3)
(RELEASE DATE: MAY 15, 2026)
What if the past could be edited… and you were the eraser?
Adrian Voss built his life on facts.
Now the facts are disappearing.
Hiding in Prague, he finds notes in his handwriting he never wrote. Photos change. Dates shift. Strangers claim they know him.
Then a dealer dies at his feet, leaving behind a map that moves.
The ink answers to Elena, the woman he loves. Her scars twist into coordinates she believes can stop it.
Adrian is no longer sure she is trying to save him.
Archives burn. Power grids fail. A hooded figure waits inside every reflection, collecting a debt Adrian cannot remember owing.
Others want the Atlas online. They call it salvation.
Adrian calls it control.
Because the map rewrites the world through the people who read it.
And it has nearly finished reading him.
When history erases its chosen sacrifice… will Adrian survive the correction?
The Codex Infernum (BOOK 4)
(RELEASE DATE: JUNE 15, 2026)
Some histories refuse to stay buried.
Some fires know your name.
Everyone believes Adrian Voss died at Montserrat. He almost agrees. The problem is the memories that survived him. They arrive wrong. Reversed. Whispering futures that already feel burned.
When libraries across Europe ignite in coordinated acts of arson, Adrian finds a single page in the ashes, written in his handwriting, predicting the next catastrophe. If he wrote it, why can he not remember?
Then he sees Elena Moreau in the firelight. Missing. Changed. Silver pulsing beneath her skin. She claims a book is speaking through her, rearranging the past, demanding correction.
Adrian follows her into sealed archives and collapsing vaults while a fanatic named Gabriel D’Souza promises the world rebirth through erasure.
But the Codex keeps revising the story.
Doors move.
Evidence rewrites itself.
Adrian remembers committing crimes he has not yet done.
Is he hunting the arsonist? Or documenting his own descent?
Because when the final page turns, only one version of history will survive.
And it might not include him.