Four strangers. One Dome. Every choice rewrites the future.

Memory wiped and chosen against their will, four agents awaken beneath a colossal Dome.

Drax, the prodigy son of a powerful legacy.

Lennox, an attorney from a nation where time itself is currency.

Varro, an engineer carrying grief that bends reality.

Sia, a radiant fighter hiding a dangerous mission of her own.

Together they are the Stellar IV — forced to represent rival nations inside a system where observation itself changes outcomes and love is the most dangerous weapon of all.

What to Expect

This is a slow burn before chaos. I wrote the opening to keep readers as disoriented as the characters themselves — because they wake up in a blur, and so do you. Then the frame sharpens, the stakes hit, and the pace doesn’t let up.

Stellar IV: The Agents of Zierlux isn’t built for casual readers. It’s bold, layered, and cinematic — designed for sci-fi fans who love mystery that builds before the explosion.

For readers who crave the scale of space opera, the tension of a psychological thriller, and the ambition of Pierce Brown, N.K. Jemisin, or Blake Crouch — this one is for you.