The Bloom Protocol - Book II - The Remembering

The Bloom Protocol - Book II - The Remembering

DiMichael Muyot

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THE TRUTH WAS NEVER LOST. ONLY SILENCED. AND SILENCE IS BREAKING. In the Hudson Valley, the demonstrations did not fade. They spread. Children begin stabilizing coherence fields through breath alone, and the world starts to bend around them. Bodies vote. Rivers testify. Memory refuses to stay buried. What began as awakening becomes governance, and the Circle of Resonance forces a reckoning Core cannot algorithmically contain. Kaia Riversong is no longer only remembering. Her body is mapping forgotten agreements buried beneath roads, rivers, and cities. Sacred sites surface. Watersheds wake. Glyphs ignite across generations as ancestral intelligence returns through living systems instead of ideology. But remembrance has a cost. Frequency weapons are deployed. Suppression escalates. And Dr. Dorian Vey, architect of the Mother Algorithm, prepares to prove that coherence without control is a threat he will crush by any means. As planetary memory reasserts itself through children, rivers, and neurodivergent pattern-seers, the question shifts. Not whether the truth will surface, but whether humanity can survive what it tried so hard to forget. Book II of The Bloom Protocol trilogy, for readers of speculative fiction that fuses myth, frequency science, and the politics of memory. You are not reading this by accident. The Circle does not recruit. It remembers who was always part of it. Seedkeeper. Signal Weaver. Bridgebuilder. Guardian. Healer. One of these is already moving in you. Turn the page and find out which.

Dettagli

Data di pubblicazione
Jun 10, 2026
Lingua
English
ISBN
9781105752735
Categoria
Narrativa
Copyright
Tutti i diritti riservati - Licenza di copyright standard
Collaboratori
Di (autore): Michael Muyot

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Pagine
532
Tipo di rilegatura
Libro a copertina morbida Libro a copertina morbida
Colore del contenuto
Bianco e nero
Dimensioni
Digest (140 x 216 mm)

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