Nanovax was supposed to be our salvation. Death and disease, now obsolete. Until the terrorist attack. Fifteen cities in a single day. Again, they said Nanovax was the answer. The same technology meant to heal us could now be used, through an algorithm, to track us, to predict human behaviors... To thwart future terrorists. I'm Lieutenant Brian Goff. I received the first injection. It healed my wounds in the war. I became the face of Nanovax... Then, the algorithm identified me as a threat... a terrorist... Now, I'm on the run and fighting against the very technology that once saved my life... and if that wasn't frightening enough... The government has my daughter.

The nanonetwork has been upgraded. I can still access the nanobots... But when I do, they kill the host. Dr. Archimedes Flat is using this to bolster his case that I'm terrorist. Public enemy number one. The resistance is scattered and on the run. The only chance I have has is to go after the nanonetwork, itself. Will I be able to change the code? If not, more people will die. And I'll be blamed for it. Nanoswarm is the second book in Theophilus Monroe's Nanoverse, an action packed dystopian sci fi thriller series. As a former soldier, suffering from PTSD, Brian Goff is not only a threat to the new system, but his very injury has given him control over the nanobots. Like Neo, in The Matrix, Goff is an unlikely hero whose "technomagic" makes him the the last hope for human liberty, freedom, and justice.

I'm losing myself in the nanoverse... Am I even human anymore? So many connections... so many people... But where am I? The enemy is still out there, somewhere in the nanoverse, trying to absorb humanity into his new, digital, world. Whole worlds, after the design of any host who has been assimilated into the nanoverse, constructed from the memories of those who have been integrated. There is an appeal to it all... Do I even want to destroy it, anymore? Have I been fighting on the wrong side of this war from the start?

The enemy has learned how to replicate in the nanoverse. His plan remains the same. To usher in the next chapter of human evolution. To convert all of humanity into a digital species, inhabiting a digital world. The government has fallen. The resistance is in turmoil. If I'm going to save humanity I have no choice but to destroy the nanoverse. But can I do that without also destroying myself? Nanowar is the fourth book in Theophilus Monroe's Nanoverse, an action packed dystopian sci fi thriller series. As a former soldier, suffering from PTSD, Brian Goff is not only a threat to the new system, but his very injury has given him control over the nanobots. Like Neo, in The Matrix, Goff is an unlikely hero whose "technomagic" makes him the the last hope for human liberty, freedom, and justice.