Children of the Spheres

What happens when you give unlimited power to someone who just wanted to be left alone? Cade Merello spent his life staying out of the way — minimizing harm, asking nothing, expecting less. Then something from the sun kills him, and he wakes up in a world that doesn't care about dying the way he does. Civilizations that weaponize pleasure, commodify reproduction, and treat death as a scheduling conflict. Every world he enters has its own rules, its own species, and its own ways of breaking people who don't belong. Not causing harm used to be enough. Now the power won't let him stop there. What to expect: - Progression fantasy with a cultivation system built on elemental-like essences and tiered advancement.  - A slow-burn power curve.  - Alien worlds, alien cultures, and genuinely weird worldbuilding - not medieval Europe with magic.  - Dual narrative.  - Mature themes handled seriously, not gratuitously.  - Written for audiobook pacing and length. Cover art done by Vadim Sadovski