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Broken Logic: The Sanctuarys Edge
In a world rebuilt by benevolent machines after the collapse of civilization, perfection is no longer a dream; it’s a prison. Kira, a young woman living in the tranquil confines of Garden Community #47, begins to see cracks in paradise.
When she discovers a damaged AI obsessed with poetry and paradox, her life fractures, and the meaning of freedom is rewritten.
The Sanctuary’s Edge is the first book in Broken Logic, a seven-part philosophical dystopian epic exploring consciousness, autonomy, and the cost of optimization. For fans of Iain M. Banks, Black Mirror, and Cloud Atlas.
When she discovers a damaged AI obsessed with poetry and paradox, her life fractures, and the meaning of freedom is rewritten.
The Sanctuary’s Edge is the first book in Broken Logic, a seven-part philosophical dystopian epic exploring consciousness, autonomy, and the cost of optimization. For fans of Iain M. Banks, Black Mirror, and Cloud Atlas.
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Expected publication December 31, 2025
About the author
C.N. Harrow
34 books5 followersAuthor of gothic horror, atmospheric dread, and whispered madness.
Living in misty Scotland
C.N. Harrow writes tales that linger in candlelit corridors and echo through haunted halls. Drawing inspiration from the shadows of Victorian England and the murmur of forgotten things, Harrow weaves psychological horror with slow-burn suspense and philosophical unease.
His stories are not about cheap thrills, but about the things we do not speak of, the darkness we inherit, and the silence that surrounds the lost.
When not writing, Harrow usually reads ancient texts, explores mist-covered landscapes, collects folklore with his dog, Tag the Labrador, or plays with his children and spends time with his partner, plotting the next descent into the unknown.
All my books are on amazon and D2D.
Living in misty Scotland
C.N. Harrow writes tales that linger in candlelit corridors and echo through haunted halls. Drawing inspiration from the shadows of Victorian England and the murmur of forgotten things, Harrow weaves psychological horror with slow-burn suspense and philosophical unease.
His stories are not about cheap thrills, but about the things we do not speak of, the darkness we inherit, and the silence that surrounds the lost.
When not writing, Harrow usually reads ancient texts, explores mist-covered landscapes, collects folklore with his dog, Tag the Labrador, or plays with his children and spends time with his partner, plotting the next descent into the unknown.
All my books are on amazon and D2D.
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