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Deeper Than Reality
The past. The future. A thousand lives, a thousand possibilities—now at your fingertips.
For most, Scaping is a miracle—the ability to experience decades in mere hours, to live, love, and die in worlds crafted to perfection. Whether stepping into the streets of 1920s Paris or an empire that never fell, Scaping has redefined what it means to be human.
But Agent Ethan Raines doesn’t indulge. He polices it.
When a case forces him to enter a Scape, he expects just another illusion—a convincing, beautiful lie. Instead, he returns with something else.
Something impossible.
As he follows the trail left behind, he finds himself caught in something larger than he can understand—a mystery buried deep within the foundation of the world itself. The more he searches for answers, the more the lines between past and future, real and unreal, choice and control begin to blur.
And in the end, he may not be prepared for the truth waiting on the other side.
For most, Scaping is a miracle—the ability to experience decades in mere hours, to live, love, and die in worlds crafted to perfection. Whether stepping into the streets of 1920s Paris or an empire that never fell, Scaping has redefined what it means to be human.
But Agent Ethan Raines doesn’t indulge. He polices it.
When a case forces him to enter a Scape, he expects just another illusion—a convincing, beautiful lie. Instead, he returns with something else.
Something impossible.
As he follows the trail left behind, he finds himself caught in something larger than he can understand—a mystery buried deep within the foundation of the world itself. The more he searches for answers, the more the lines between past and future, real and unreal, choice and control begin to blur.
And in the end, he may not be prepared for the truth waiting on the other side.
178 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 9, 2025
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