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The Silence Between
Paperback
Series: The Silence Protocol, Book 9
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Apr 19 2026
Pages: 452
Weight: 1.03
Height: 1.12 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
The universe isn't dying. It's been trying to speak.
For ten thousand years, the Dissonance zones have swallowed worlds, erased civilizations, and driven the Echoborn to the edge of extinction. Every faction - the Concord, the Unmade, the Cartographers - has built their entire identity around surviving the chaos. But survival was never the point.
The Resonance Core is not a weapon. It is not a god. It is a mind - ancient, incomprehensibly vast - and the Dissonance tearing reality apart is nothing more than the overflow of a consciousness too enormous to contain itself. The twelve Pillars were never a cage for reality. They were a hearing aid for something that forgot how small we are.
Now Sera Vox stands at the threshold of the only conversation that has ever mattered. Not a battle. Not a sacrifice. A first contact.
In the most breathtaking installment of The Silence Protocol yet, everything you thought you understood about the cosmos will be rewritten - one frequency at a time.
Answer the silence. Pick up The Silence Between today.
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