
The Quantum Predictor
They built ORION to see patterns no human could see. Then they built a cage around it.
Explore the prequel →Strategic decisions, emerging weapons, carrier battles, submarines, and artificial intelligence collide in wars where every victory changes what the enemy can do next.

They built ORION to see patterns no human could see. Then they built a cage around it.
Explore the prequel →
Beijing moves on Taiwan. An American carrier is burning. Winning may be easier than stopping.
Begin Taiwan Inferno →
The war enters its third day. Missile stocks thin, logistics become targets, and the machines begin to disagree.
Continue the war →
USS Theodore Roosevelt is crippled. American missile magazines are running down. China sees a narrowing window to isolate the remaining carriers before they can combine their strength.
Three artificial intelligences now influence the campaign: ORION, Mandarin, and Jade Compass. The most dangerous problem is no longer whether a machine can be right. It is what happens when humans stop recognizing that it can also be wrong.
Maps, aircraft fact files, platform notes, and revision material from the world behind the novels. The sort of material normal websites hide three menus deep, because apparently readers enjoy scavenger hunts.
Approximate force dispositions and operational geography from the Taiwan Inferno campaign.
View maps →F-47, B-21 Raider, J-36 and other aircraft shaping the near-future battlespace.
Open fact files →Background on submarines, missile defense, hypersonics, and the systems used in the books.
Enter briefing →A concise guide for readers who own an earlier release of Turning Points.
What changed →
An invention too powerful to stay hidden. A speculative science thriller about the moment discovery becomes a national-security problem.
Read more →A new axis of power rises. Details remain deliberately limited while the book is in development.
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