Natural Causes: Emergence
Book One of the Natural Causes Trilogy
Revenge requires patience. Tré Landin has the precision of a chemist—and a list of people who will never see him coming.
Science gives him a way to settle old scores. But as his targets fall, his pursuit of vengeance draws him into a covert world where his abilities serve interests far beyond his own.
Here, memory can be rewritten, loyalty is measured in code, and obedience reaches deeper than any command. As Tré becomes entangled in the system, the distinction between using his talents and being used begins to blur.
He knows what he set out to do. What he can no longer trust is how much of his path he has chosen.
Natural Causes: Emergence opens the Natural Causes Trilogy with a psychological spy thriller about revenge, identity, and the terrifying possibility that even your own mind may no longer belong to you.
Natural Causes: Betrayal
In publication: Book Two of the Natural Causes Trilogy
When the man becomes the machine, the system begins to remember.
After escaping a covert black site, Tré Landin flees to Berlin. But intelligence operatives are closing in, and the Agency is determined to contain what it created. Inside him, evolving nanites carry the power of Project Lattice—and a threat he can no longer outrun.
Berlin offers no sanctuary. Every alliance demands scrutiny, especially his connection to Raven. Calculating and dangerously connected to the forces pursuing him, she knows more about his transformation than she will reveal. Trusting her could mean survival. It could also deliver him into the hands of those he escaped.
As mirrors begin to betray reality, Tré faces a more intimate danger: the system awakening within him. The Lattice needs more than his body. It needs his agreement.
With the boundary between control and free will dissolving, Tré must decide whom to trust—and whether he can still trust himself.
Because the most dangerous betrayal may be the one he willingly accepts.
Natural Causes: Sarajevo Protocol
Working Title: Book Three of the Natural Causes Trilogy
The secrets buried in the Lattice are surfacing—and Tré Landin can no longer trust what he thought he understood.
In Sarajevo, the struggle for control reaches beyond covert operations and into memory, identity, and the choices Tré believes are his own. As the Lattice’s influence deepens, he must confront what he has become—and how much of himself he can still call his own.
In a world where memory can be rewritten, how can he know which truths to trust?
