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Enron 2.0: Trust Me Again
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 30 2026
Pages: 438
Weight: 1.28
Height: 0.89 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
A Novel by Geelon Dusk
What if the world's most infamous corporation wasn't remembered for its biggest failure... but for its greatest idea?
In a near future where artificial intelligence predicts markets, algorithms shape public opinion, and institutions struggle to keep pace with technology, a company everyone thought was dead makes an impossible announcement:
Enron is back.
The world laughs.
Then it listens.
Then it depends on it.
Investigative journalist Ethan Ward is determined to expose the greatest corporate deception in history. AI researcher Maya Chen uncovers a system that doesn't merely predict the future-it quietly synchronizes society around it. Veteran auditor Daniel Ortiz discovers a disturbing truth: Enron's most valuable asset isn't on its balance sheet. It never was.
As governments, businesses, and billions of people surrender more decisions to increasingly intelligent systems, one question grows impossible to ignore:
Who audits the infrastructure of trust itself?
Blending the corporate intrigue of The Big Short, the philosophical depth of The Three-Body Problem, and the unsettling technological foresight of Black Mirror, Trust Me Again is a provocative techno-thriller about artificial intelligence, corporate power, and the invisible systems that hold civilization together.
Part mystery. Part satire. Part philosophical thriller.
This is a novel about the future of trust-and why the greatest threat to humanity may not be artificial intelligence, but our willingness to let someone else coordinate reality.
Before you finish the final page, you'll stop asking whether Enron could return.
You'll start wondering who-or what-already has.
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