A Cyberpunk Espionage Thriller About the Weapon Who Started Asking Questions

Nova Kael wasn’t raised. She was built — a product of ruthless experimentation, pulled from a harrowing past on the streets of London and shaped by the shadow organization known as Cross and Hammer into one of the most precise operatives in their arsenal. She executes every mission with mechanical focus and zero hesitation. That’s the job. That’s what she was made for.

Then the memories start resurfacing — fragments she can’t place, questions no handler wants her asking. The deeper Nova digs into her own origins, the more the line blurs between the efficient machine she was trained to be and the person she’s starting to suspect she still is underneath it. Every answer she uncovers puts her further at odds with the people who built her, and closer to a choice she was never supposed to be capable of making: conquer the shadows of her past, or become exactly what they designed her to be.

Loyalty, betrayal, and the fight for a self nobody gave her permission to have — Fracture Point is a tense, character-driven thriller about power, control, and what’s left of a person after the system finishes shaping them.

Who This Book Is For

If you want your science fiction with teeth and your thrillers with a pulse, this is built for you. Readers who love psychological thrillers built around identity and control, spy thriller pacing with real stakes, and suspense that comes from not knowing which side your protagonist will land on — this is your next read.