I Go Alone

What if the world you've always known was only one version of reality?Martin Hale's life is ordinary—and that's exactly how he likes it.A steady career. A loving wife. A daughter finding her place in the world. The quiet routines that make a life feel real.Then everything begins to fracture.An experimental artificial intelligence notices patterns that shouldn't exist.His mother, slipping deeper into dementia, insists he doesn't belong here.Memories refuse to stay consistent.People remember events that never happened.And scattered throughout the cracks of everyday life are impossible clues suggesting that reality itself may be malfunctioning.As Martin searches for answers, he is drawn into a mystery that challenges everything he believes about identity, faith, consciousness, and the nature of existence.Because if reality can change...Who are we when it does?And what happens when you're the only person who remembers?I Go Alone is a thought-provoking literary science fiction novel blending emotional family drama, philosophical mystery, artificial intelligence, and mind-bending speculation in the tradition of Ted Chiang, Blake Crouch, and Dark Matter. Read more