The Invisible People

<p><strong>You didn't see them before. You won't recognize them now.</strong></p><p><strong>The Invisible People</strong> is a mind-bending <strong>psychological sci-fi thriller</strong> that explores <strong>memory manipulation identity collapse and the haunting cost of perfection</strong>. Written by <strong>Jeremiah Moon</strong> this is the first installment in a five-book series inspired by his <strong>Quantum Seed Theory</strong>.</p><p><strong>Ava Chen</strong> a former journalist turned barista lives in a city quietly glitching at the seams. When the unhoused population begins to vanish only to return as flawless eerie versions of themselves she notices what no one else does: <strong>reality is being rewritten</strong>.</p><p>Armed with only a glitching notebook and echoes of a life she might never have lived Ava uncovers a conspiracy rooted in <strong>multiverse science fiction quantum experimentation</strong> and curated memory. The deeper she goes the more she questions her past her mind... and whether the self she's fighting to preserve is even real.</p><p><strong>Fans of <em>Black Mirror</em> <em>Severance</em> and <em>The Silent Patient</em> will be hooked</strong> by this cerebral and chilling debut that blends <strong>glitch-in-reality fiction</strong> with <strong>speculative social commentary</strong>.</p><p><strong>Includes:</strong></p><ul><li>Redacted memos and internal Equinox files</li><li>Corridor sketches from Maps Morales</li><li>Journaled echoes and unauthorized fragments</li></ul><p>If <strong>conspiracy thrillers</strong> <strong>AI dystopia</strong> and <strong>quantum consciousness mysteries</strong> are your obsession <strong>The Invisible People</strong> belongs on your shelf.</p><p><strong>Who gets to decide what stays when reality collapses?</strong></p>