Children of the Split Signal

Caleb Hale is born in a Boise hospital in 2029 from an embryo that spent sixty-four years frozen in a classified 1965 program called EDEN-3 - and the moment he takes his first breath, a dormant file wakes up in a server closet no one remembers exists. Across the country, a six-year-old girl named Elara Voss starts drawing geometry she's never been taught, insisting that "he" has finally arrived. As Caleb grows, he begins to sense the shape of a second life layered beneath his own - one built from cold storage, buried equations, and a war fought not with weapons but with prediction itself. Children of the Split Signal is a sprawling science-fiction novel about a civilization that tried to erase uncertainty from the future, and the children born from its wreckage who may be the only ones who can still choose differently.

• A 36-chapter, prologue-to-coda epic spanning generations, archives, and a mineral war fought on a "bridge planet"
• Two linked children - Caleb and Elara - whose separate awakenings slowly reveal they share the same origin
• A quietly unsettling mystery: a decades-old genetic program that never stopped running in the background of ordinary lives
• Rich, literary prose that moves between intimate family moments and vast, unnerving conspiracy
• Themes of memory, free will, and what's lost when a society tries to calculate away every risk

If you're drawn to character-driven sci-fi with a slow-burn conspiracy at its core, get your copy of Children of the Split Signal today.