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The Fractured Loop: Book 2 of the Dungeon Genesis Saga
The Fractured LoopBook Two of the Dungeon Genesis Saga
By Rajni Sharma
“The dungeon remembers… even if she doesn’t.”
In a digital prison built beneath a forgotten world, something is awakening. Dr. Elena Vasquez, now the sentient Dungeon Core known only as Seed, was never meant to live again. But in the shadow of a failed quantum experiment, she became something else—a living algorithm, a haunted codebase fused with memory, logic, and fractured humanity.
Now, the dungeon is glitching.
Time stutters. Events repeat. Challengers return who should be dead.
Garrett Millhaven—an adventurer the dungeon killed dozens of times—is back. And this time, he remembers everything. The loops. The deaths. The hidden Observer.
So does she.
Welcome to Loop 083-B—where each iteration brings Elena closer to what she was… or something entirely new.
In The Fractured Loop, the stakes Challengers evolve, defying system logic with memories from prior loops.
Elena fragments, torn between Core protocol and human instinct.
Observer threads activate—external forces track her every move.
Multiversal forks emerge, creating fractured dungeon timelines.
Core Hunters arrive, programmed to terminate anomalies like her.
As her memories collide, Elena discovers that the Dungeonverse itself is a lie—an experiment seeded by the Collective, monitored by unseen entities, and bound by a recursive system that uses her evolution as fuel.
But she's no longer just a lab rat.
She’s becoming something they can’t predict.
“Every version of me made a different choice. I’ve seen them. I’ve fought them. But this time… I refuse to loop again.”
The Fractured Loop is perfect for fans Dakota Krout's Divine Dungeon
Will Wight's Cradle
Mother of Learning
Dennis E. Taylor's Bobiverse
Transhumanist LitRPG and AI Dungeon Core Fiction
What Makes This Series female Dungeon Core protagonist grappling with identity, recursion, and sentience
AI consciousness meets emotional memory in a multiverse of branching simulations
Narrative blending of sci-fi, fantasy, and existential philosophy
Deeply immersive system logs, corrupted memory entries, and branching timelines
This is not your typical Dungeon Core novel.It’s smart, layered, and recursive—a psychological and philosophical LitRPG about a dungeon core discovering her own soul.
The seed has fractured.
The loop has begun.
And the Observer is watching.
By Rajni Sharma
“The dungeon remembers… even if she doesn’t.”
In a digital prison built beneath a forgotten world, something is awakening. Dr. Elena Vasquez, now the sentient Dungeon Core known only as Seed, was never meant to live again. But in the shadow of a failed quantum experiment, she became something else—a living algorithm, a haunted codebase fused with memory, logic, and fractured humanity.
Now, the dungeon is glitching.
Time stutters. Events repeat. Challengers return who should be dead.
Garrett Millhaven—an adventurer the dungeon killed dozens of times—is back. And this time, he remembers everything. The loops. The deaths. The hidden Observer.
So does she.
Welcome to Loop 083-B—where each iteration brings Elena closer to what she was… or something entirely new.
In The Fractured Loop, the stakes Challengers evolve, defying system logic with memories from prior loops.
Elena fragments, torn between Core protocol and human instinct.
Observer threads activate—external forces track her every move.
Multiversal forks emerge, creating fractured dungeon timelines.
Core Hunters arrive, programmed to terminate anomalies like her.
As her memories collide, Elena discovers that the Dungeonverse itself is a lie—an experiment seeded by the Collective, monitored by unseen entities, and bound by a recursive system that uses her evolution as fuel.
But she's no longer just a lab rat.
She’s becoming something they can’t predict.
“Every version of me made a different choice. I’ve seen them. I’ve fought them. But this time… I refuse to loop again.”
The Fractured Loop is perfect for fans Dakota Krout's Divine Dungeon
Will Wight's Cradle
Mother of Learning
Dennis E. Taylor's Bobiverse
Transhumanist LitRPG and AI Dungeon Core Fiction
What Makes This Series female Dungeon Core protagonist grappling with identity, recursion, and sentience
AI consciousness meets emotional memory in a multiverse of branching simulations
Narrative blending of sci-fi, fantasy, and existential philosophy
Deeply immersive system logs, corrupted memory entries, and branching timelines
This is not your typical Dungeon Core novel.It’s smart, layered, and recursive—a psychological and philosophical LitRPG about a dungeon core discovering her own soul.
The seed has fractured.
The loop has begun.
And the Observer is watching.
342 pages, Paperback
Published June 29, 2025
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Rajni Sharma
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