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About the Book
You didn’t find this story. It found you.
It begins with a sound.
Not a voice. Not a whisper.
A pulse – buried beneath the skin of the world.
Those who hear it never mean to.
One moment the world moves in its practiced rhythm – predictable, unremarkable – and the next, something slips through:
a vibration that feels like remembering.
And that’s when they come.
The ones who watch from behind the screens, who fear what the sound awakens.
They move quickly, quietly, rewriting the world before anyone notices it’s changed.
For Pip and Anna, the Song isn’t the threat – it’s the truth that puts them in danger.
A signal of love in a world built on control.
Every heartbeat a warning. Every breath a choice.
They are running not from the Blackbird, but toward it –
because once you hear the Song, you know what silence really is.
The Chase
When Pip Wilder begins to sense patterns where others see only noise, his life starts to fracture. Faces blur. Time stutters. Something beneath the surface of the world is stirring – a resonance older than belief itself – and it’s remembering him.
As reality tilts and those who built the lie close in, Pip and Anna are thrust into a race for their lives through a world that’s watching every move, rewriting itself with every heartbeat. In the chaos, only love – fragile, defiant, barely breathing, keeps them tethered to what’s real.
Because once the Song finds you, hiding is no longer an option.
The Truth
What follows Pip can’t be named or contained.
It moves through silence, through memory, through the spaces belief forgot.
Those who sense it call it dangerous.
Those who fear it try to erase it.
But once it touches you, nothing stays hidden for long.
The Love
Amid the chaos, there is Anna – the echo that keeps him human. Her love is both compass and curse, the one light left in a collapsing world. Together they must navigate a reality that’s fracturing, where love itself becomes rebellion.
The Awakening
The Song of the Blackbird is more than a thriller.
It’s a revelation disguised as fiction… a mirror held up to the systems that shape us, and a question whispered through every page:
What if everything we believe was built to keep us asleep?
Beneath the chase and the code lies a deeper message, one that can only be heard by those who listen beyond the words.
This is not entertainment.
This is remembrance.
The Song is calling.
Will you answer?
