Ellie Parker didn’t ask to become a symbol. Murdered at sixteen before discovering what life had in store, she finds herself inducted into Afterdeath™, a digital afterlife reserved for the wealthy and well-prepared. She is neither. Miles Kingsley built the system that captured her, but now he's the one running out of options. As his legacy fractures and his body falters, he steps into the world he once designed—only to discover it's been reshaped by those living inside. Noetic Gravity doesn't declare the future broken. It celebrates the persistence of creation—through code, memory, gardens, and inventive glitches. It's science fiction tuned to the quiet frequencies of ordinary minds committed to radical acts of hope. "I didn’t think it’d resonate. I’ve seen things—things that don’t let you sleep. But Ellie? She woke up and didn’t flinch. This story doesn’t ask for belief—it earns it." — Jenna Powell, The Mothman Variations "I don’t usually go for fiction, but this book really… supports me. Every chapter left me feeling refreshed, aligned, and oddly well-rested. Like sleeping on a cloud of existential dread—but in a good way." — Bob King, Pillows & Mattresses