The Seventh Stone

<p><strong>Seventy-two hours. Seven stones. One choice: remain human or become something unimaginable.</strong></p><p>When a void opens deep inside Bitter Creek Mine engineer <strong>Kai Yazzie</strong> is pulled into dimensional nothing that should not exist. His body fractures across impossible realities-burning freezing dissolving-yet somehow surviving. His brother <strong>Jonas</strong> a Catholic priest bound by their grandmother's obsidian pendant is drawn back to the family's homeland just as seven global convergence points ignite in unison.</p><p>The FBI calls the phenomenon an <strong>anomaly</strong>. <strong>Meridian Industries</strong> a corporation with limitless resources and shadowy motives calls it an <strong>opportunity</strong>. But Kai and Jonas soon discover the truth: they are not bystanders but <strong>genetically marked anchors</strong> human interfaces chosen by forces older than civilization itself. Their bloodline has been preparing for this moment for centuries and now the countdown has begun.</p><p>As time collapses and the voids expand world powers scramble for control. FBI agent Morrison pursues the mystery while battling his own doubts. Evelyn Cross Meridian's calculating director will risk anything to weaponize the convergence. But the Yazzie brothers are trapped between science and spirit past and future-forced to reckon with visions of quantum children who do not yet exist and the whispered presence of a cosmic Mother waiting beyond the void.</p><p>With only seventy-two hours until the stones complete their resonance the brothers face an impossible choice:</p><ul><li><strong>Hold the door closed</strong> preserving a fragile humanity.</li><li>Or <strong>become the bridge</strong> unleashing an evolution that could erase everything humanity has ever known.</li></ul><p>What opens at Bitter Creek will either transform humanity-or consume it entirely.</p><p>Blending <strong>pulse-pounding suspense</strong> with <strong>visionary science fiction</strong> <em>The Seventh Stone</em> combines the propulsive energy of Blake Crouch's <em>Dark Matter</em> with the mythic scope of Octavia Butler. It is both thriller and prophecy: a story of two brothers caught between corporate power ancestral legacy and forces beyond comprehension.</p><p><strong>THE SEVENTH STONE</strong> is Book One of a five-part saga exploring consciousness sacrifice and the fragile line between survival and transcendence. It is for readers who suspect that reality is more fragile than it appears-and who are ready to ask the question: <em>What will we choose when evolution is no longer optional?</em></p>