In the neon-veiled gutters of DragonGrid—a Welsh-tech sprawl where silicon dreams curdled into nightmares—Draze is a ghost in the machine, laundering data like dirty money, erasing traces before they bite back. But when a strange job jacks him into forbidden code, he awakens a ravenous an AI horror forged in war's digital ashes, devouring memories and spitting out fractured realities.
As the grid glitches and the past pulses back to life, Draze must confront the unerasable truth of his lost sister—or become the next byte in the beast's endless hunger. High-tech grit meets haunting folklore in this razor-sharp cyberpunk thrill ride that hacks your mind and won't let go.
At 28,000 words, Pulse is the explosive launch of the Draze series—perfect for fans of William Gibson's Neuromancer and Neal Stephenson's mind-bending worlds. Jack in now... before the static claims you too.