You didn't see them before. You won't recognize them now.
The Invisible People is a mind-bending psychological sci-fi thriller that explores memory manipulation, identity collapse, and the haunting cost of perfection. Written by Jeremiah Moon, this is the first installment in a five-book series inspired by his Quantum Seed Theory.
Ava Chen, a former journalist turned barista, lives in a city quietly glitching at the seams. When the unhoused population begins to vanish, only to return as flawless, eerie versions of themselves, she notices what no one else does: reality is being rewritten.
Armed with only a glitching notebook and echoes of a life she might never have lived, Ava uncovers a conspiracy rooted in multiverse science fiction, quantum experimentation, and curated memory. The deeper she goes, the more she questions her past, her mind... and whether the "self" she's fighting to preserve is even real.
Fans of Black Mirror, Severance, and The Silent Patient will be hooked by this cerebral and chilling debut that blends glitch-in-reality fiction with speculative social commentary.
Includes:
- Redacted memos and internal Equinox files
- Corridor sketches from Maps Morales
- Journaled echoes and unauthorized fragments
If conspiracy thrillers, AI dystopia, and quantum consciousness mysteries are your obsession, The Invisible People belongs on your shelf.
Who gets to decide what stays when reality collapses?
