The Continuity Protocol

A man wakes from a coma he should not have survived and finds himself treated as a miracle by people who seem to know more about what happened to him than he does. As his recovery becomes a public story, the explanations he is offered stop matching the questions he is actually asking. The people closest to him are not the ones he thinks they are. The Continuity Protocol is the opening novel of the Continuity Constellation, a series of standalone near-future horror novels about consent, agency, and the technologies humans have already agreed to live with. For readers of Kazuo Ishiguro's Never Let Me Go, the corporate dread of Severance, and near-future stories that work on the nerves rather than the plot.