Code Gaia: Convergence. Code Gaia, #2

Par : Deni ArDente
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8235949805
  • EAN9798235949805
  • Date de parution20/05/2026
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  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim

Résumé

CODE GAIA: CONVERGENCEBook Two in the CODE GAIA seriesA virus appears deep within the Amazon rainforest. But it does not behave like any known infection. Before the first visible symptoms emerge, patients begin hearing sounds no one else can hear - faint signals within the jungle, hidden rhythms in water, leaves, insects, and wind. Then entire settlements begin to change. Medical models fail. Quarantine becomes unstable.
And the outbreak no longer looks like a disease alone. When meteorologist Mark Stetson joins a WHO investigation in Brazil, he finds himself facing a phenomenon that sits uneasily between biology, climate, and human perception. Together with virologist Dr. Claire Dupont and researcher Hannah Chen, he follows a trail of unexplained synchronization: patients reacting to environmental changes before instruments confirm them, mathematical patterns repeating through ecosystems, atmospheric disturbances, and human behavior.
Elsewhere, a different line of the crisis is being reopened. In Russia, physicist Viktor Gromov brings Project Poseidon back to life - a classified Soviet program frozen in 1985 after experiments around an object recovered from the Barents Sea in 1976. The artifact defies every known classification. During a catastrophic experiment on a closed military base, it reveals effects no model can safely explain: distortions of perception, unstable temporal readings, and the possibility that consciousness, matter, and planetary systems may be linked in ways modern science has never learned to measure.
As the Amazon outbreak spreads beyond containment and strange atmospheric phenomena begin forming over the Pacific, separate mysteries start to converge. A virus. An artifact. A forgotten Soviet project. A pattern moving through storms, ecosystems, and human minds. None of it offers a simple answer. And no one can yet tell whether humanity is discovering a threat - or finally noticing a system it has always been inside.
CODE GAIA: CONVERGENCE is an atmospheric science-fiction thriller about biological anomalies, forbidden experiments, planetary systems, and the fragile line between discovery and control. For readers of Jeff VanderMeer, Stanislaw Lem, and Liu Cixin. No simple answers. No clear villains. Only deeper questions.
Deni ArDente writes not from ambition, but from necessity - the kind that stirs in the silence between thoughts. His books are less about storytelling and more about invitation: to pause, to feel, to reconsider what it means to be human in a world where the edges keep shifting. Born in Ukraine and shaped by many lives - engineer, entrepreneur, composer, speaker - Deni has always sought the hidden threads that connect opposites: science and intuition, matter and meaning, language and silence.
Though he holds a degree in economics, his real education came from listening - to people, to nature, and to what exists beyond words. His creative journey began unexpectedly in 2005, on the eve of his daughter's birth - when an inner voice began asking questions that refused to be silenced. Since then, he has written several works tracing the arc of inner transformation, including Predators (2008), Shore of Illusions (2010), Shore of the Soul (2014), Ether (2017), and now Code Gaia: Emergence (2025), Code Gaia: Convergence (2025).
Deni's interests span alternative history, deep space, esoteric traditions, future technologies, psychology, and the sacred geometry of music. He often composes original soundscapes to accompany his writing - not as background, but as a second language for the soul. To him, literature is not entertainment, but a mirror: one that reflects, but also distorts - just enough to show us who we are becoming.
Though inspired by Camus, Lem, Borges, and Murakami, Deni's voice remains uniquely his own: thoughtful, searching, and attuned to the deeper rhythms of being. In every page he writes, he offers more than a story. He offers a memory - of something you may have forgotten, about yourself, the world, and the quiet, fragile mystery that connects them.