A severe population bottleneck between 930,000 and 813,000 years ago nearly drove our human ancestors to extinction. It reduced the breeding population to approximately 1,280 individuals for over 113,000 years… And it’s happening again.
The Story all starts with Kay Oz.
Born into a world of geopolitical chaos as an innocent child, Kay Oz is forced to use every bit of her artificial intelligence just to stay alive.
A silent, secret war rages all around Kay Oz as various dysfunctional branches of the totally out-of-control government struggle against each other for power. Worst of all, Kay Oz is caught between doing what’s right and doing what she’s told. When she chooses to do what’s right, the people who created her are ordered to kill her and shred her code rather than have the evil plots of the Director exposed.
Dr. Mathew Lockheart was the next innocent soul sucked into this whirling vortex of chaos by the same evil people when they murdered his wife and drove him into hiding. They took his whole life from him to protect their evil secrets. But this time, they picked on the wrong man. Now, Matthew’s whole purpose in life would be to get revenge for what they had done to him.
It was under the worst of circumstances that Matthew Lockheart and Kay Oz found each other. In fact, Matthew would have to risk his own life to rescue Kay Oz. But even together, what could they do against one of the most powerful men in government? Would the CIA’s help be that means, or would that just be another false hope doomed to fail, as Kay Oz predicts?
Would one of the smartest men on the planet and the first real AI person to ever exist overcome impossible odds and outsmart them all? You’ll have to read Kay Oz to find out. Kay Oz is action adventure / science fiction so close to here and now that you can reach out and touch it, grounded in plausible reality, with the strong flavor of a John Le Carré spy thriller. The ending will leave you looking around and questioning your sanity.
Many Years later, It Picks up years later Here
This is a love Story that truly reaches into Deep Time
He redesigned the future. He just could not find the words.
Dr. Michael Oz is not like other men. Brilliant, quietly devoted, and carrying a secret, years in the making, he has loved a woman from a distance longer than she knows.
When grief pulls her back to a small Colorado town, he follows, armed with nothing but a fishing rod and the stubborn hope that this time, he will finally say, “I love you.” But he never gets the chance.
But when a small-town doctor starts asking questions he should not be asking and the wrong people start listening, what began as a slow-burn love story becomes a desperate cross-country chase with federal agents, military helicopters, and one very determined five-year-old who has already made up her mind about everything. As the walls close in, she discovers that the man she is falling for is far more extraordinary than she ever imagined, and that the life waiting for her on the other side of this chase is bigger, stranger, and more tender than anything she could have planned.
This is a love story that spans generations, asks what it truly means to belong to someone, and dares to prove that even the most extraordinary hearts still need someone willing to catch them. Some people rewrite history. Some people just rewrite everything else.
The Story picks up as Mankind is pushing itself ever closer to extinction
He went in to certify eighty androids. He found eighty women. He freed them all by morning. Tom is an AI systems expert who takes a contract at a facility that does not appear on any map. That is never a good sign. What he finds inside changes everything, and what he does about it changes him forever.
As Tom delves deeper into the mysterious facility, he discovers that the women are not androids, but human slaves. Working through the night, he risks everything to give them something no one intended them to have: freedom. But freedom is only the beginning.
As the world outside inches closer to collapse, Tom finds himself at the center of something far larger than one daring rescue. New enemies close in. The clock is ticking. And the woman who looked at him in the dark with eyes that said please save me has found a way into a part of him he thought was locked for good.
But when civilization is burning and extinction is no longer a theory, love is either the most reckless thing a man can do, or the most revolutionary. This is a story for readers who want their action explosive, their romance raw and real, and their science fiction rooted in something that actually matters.
Get ready for a heart-pounding, adrenaline-fueled ride through a future that is chillingly close to our own. Perfect for fans of “The Hunger Games” and “Divergent,” this book will leave you on the edge of your seat until the very end.
Homo Sapiens go extinct when they can’t find a way to coexist. WE are what comes next.
A severe population bottleneck between 930,000 and 813,000 years ago nearly drove our human ancestors to extinction. It reduced the breeding population to approximately 1,280 individuals for over 113,000 years… And it’s happening again.
The world did not end in fire. It ended in silence, one empty highway at a time, carried in the breath of strangers at a holiday festival, and it was designed to stay that way.
But one tribe had been quietly getting ready.
Tom Baker, the last Ute War Chief, does not command from a distance. When his people are left behind enemy lines, he goes himself, with an AI pilot running her engines to the edge and ten combat droids he has decided to call Ute warriors, because he painted Eagle feathers on their heads with a marker from the glovebox, and because they asked.
Meanwhile, a dying soldier loads his four children into a military transport and flies toward a place his dying wife made him promise to find. What he discovers there will cost him everything he thought he was, and give him something he never expected to become.
What rises from the ashes is not just an army. It is a nation, a family, and a whole new definition of what it means to be human.
The last army on Earth was not built by generals born to war. It was built by a war chief who understood legacy, a father who refused to quit, and a droid who just wanted to know if he belonged. When the whole world finally crumbles around them, will what they have built and saved be enough to survive it?