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2038: LOST IDENTITY

2038: LOST IDENTITY

by F.R.A.M.E. team publishing

ContemporaryDystopiaHard Sci-fiModern KnowledgePsychological

This story is part of the Near Future Series. While previously published on Amazon, this book is being released here on Royal Road for free. Year 2038: LOST IDENTITY πŸ’” What if your entire existence vanished overnight? One moment, you're Connor Clarke, a university student with a bright future. The next, your digital footprint, your official documents, even your name... simply cease to exist. Step into the near-future of 2038, a world meticulously crafted to feel chillingly real. This isn't just another sci-fi thriller; it's a deeply human journey into the terrifying vacuum of a lost identity. Follow Connor as he grapples with the inexplicable vanishing act of his life. From the baffling initial moments of digital erasure to the profound struggle for recognition in a world that no longer acknowledges him, his quest for answers will keep you on the edge of your seat.

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