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Structured
Koh Tanaka is broken. Something inside of him has cracked. Like glass, it rattles in the hollows of his being. At the age of 17, his spacefaring life has been a slurry of hurt, loss, and military propaganda.
A fresh wound pushes Koh to steal a war machine known as a Structure — a pilotable, bipedal tank. His shortsighted plot for revenge quickly falls to pieces, and it isn’t long before he’s taken prisoner and blackmailed into a system spanning heist by mercenaries. They have no allegiances. They have no honor.
Making matters worse, the potent drugs required to pilot the Structure begin to deteriorate his mental health. Linking with the machine is tearing open old scars and driving Koh into acts of violence he wished he wasn’t capable of.
Koh must manage his trauma, his rage, and his impulses, or be exposed as the traitor he is.
A fresh wound pushes Koh to steal a war machine known as a Structure — a pilotable, bipedal tank. His shortsighted plot for revenge quickly falls to pieces, and it isn’t long before he’s taken prisoner and blackmailed into a system spanning heist by mercenaries. They have no allegiances. They have no honor.
Making matters worse, the potent drugs required to pilot the Structure begin to deteriorate his mental health. Linking with the machine is tearing open old scars and driving Koh into acts of violence he wished he wasn’t capable of.
Koh must manage his trauma, his rage, and his impulses, or be exposed as the traitor he is.
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Published February 15, 2022
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September 19, 2026
Structured delivers a tense blend of military science fiction, revenge, and psychological turmoil. Koh’s connection to the Structure makes every battle feel personal as trauma, rage, and buried wounds begin to consume him. The result is a gripping story about survival, control, and what happens when a damaged young man is pushed beyond his limits.
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