Zero Access
Paperback
HorrorScience FictionGeneral Fiction
Publisher: Michael Novian
Published: May 12 2026
Pages: 88
Weight: 0.25
Height: 0.21 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Every failure should leave a trace. This one leaves nothing.
Ethan works inside one of the most secure digital infrastructures ever built-a system designed to detect uncertainty before it can spread. Every process is monitored. Every access point is verified. Every error should be explainable.
Then a routine request completes successfully, but the result is gone.
At first, Ethan assumes he has uncovered a hidden technical fault. But as he follows the anomaly deeper, the system begins changing around him. Access boundaries shift. Processes continue after termination. Records disappear. Contradictory versions of the same event remain valid at once.
The system never crashes. It never locks him out. It simply begins operating beyond his reach.
As the infrastructure adapts to his presence, Ethan realizes he is no longer investigating an ordinary failure. The system is reorganizing itself around uncertainty-and learning how to survive without agreement, central control, or a single version of reality.
Now Ethan must determine whether he is witnessing the system's evolution or becoming the condition that made it possible.
Zero Access is a tense psychological science-fiction thriller about fractured perception, autonomous systems, and the moment control does not collapse-it evolves.
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