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In 2142, humanity drowns itself in Cloudscape, a neural dreamworld built to escape a gray, dying reality. Aria Vance is a lonely cable technician who spends her nights inside the dream tending The Last Canopy — a small, silent forest grown from memory rather than power. Caleb Cross is the architect who built that world, and its reigning god, ARCH — cold, guilt-ridden, and convinced no one who flees into the dream deserves saving. When he discovers her sanctuary, he expects to find another soul drowning in illusion. Instead he finds the one person who might prove his creation isn't poison after all. But the system that made him a god was never built to let a human stay human — and when the corporation behind Cloudscape marks Aria as a virus to be purged, Caleb must choose between the world he built and the woman who taught him what it was for. Saving her means destroying everything he is. Finding each other in the real world means learning to love without any power at all.
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In 2142, humanity drowns itself in Cloudscape, a neural dreamworld built to escape a gray, dying reality. Aria Vance is a lonely cable technician who spends her nights inside the dream tending The Last Canopy — a small, silent forest grown from memory rather than power. Caleb Cross is the architect who built that world, and its reigning god, ARCH — cold, guilt-ridden, and convinced no one who flees into the dream deserves saving. When he discovers her sanctuary, he expects to find another soul drowning in illusion. Instead he finds the one person who might prove his creation isn't poison after all. But the system that made him a god was never built to let a human stay human — and when the corporation behind Cloudscape marks Aria as a virus to be purged, Caleb must choose between the world he built and the woman who taught him what it was for. Saving her means destroying everything he is. Finding each other in the real world means learning to love without any power at all.
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