Resurrection isn’t a gift. It’s a contract.

Seventy-one years after his death, a middle-aged Matt Harmon wakes up in a cloned teenage body. Resurrection, he quickly learns, is never free. To pay off his body debt, he accepts a job from Logos, a sentient power company, to investigate a string of disasters that even its vast intelligence cannot explain.

Matt arrives in a future transformed by catastrophe. After the climate devastation of the Fever Decade, humanity has retreated into city-sized arcologies powered by living solar forests. Inside these sealed worlds, neural implants, immersive virtual realities, and mood regulators make comfort effortless—and reality easy to escape.

But resurrection has not erased the man Matt used to be. Beneath the enhancements and second chances, he still carries the depression, self-doubt, and indecision that once defined him. As old patterns resurface, dangerous impulses lead him into dark corners he wasn’t meant to find.

As Matt uncovers disturbing irregularities in the power grid and troubling links to his own past, he is forced to confront a possibility more dangerous than sabotage: someone may be tampering with the boundary between human and artificial consciousness itself.

Caught between an engineered paradise and the uneasy truths beneath it, Matt must decide where his loyalties lie—and which future is worth fighting for.