I. The Death Clerk’s Gifts
Margaret, a clerk administrator begins by making small, seemingly compassionate gestures and progressively descends into a complex network of systemic corruption.
Systems of Shadows
The Unseen Web
Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to actual persons, insects, or cats, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
From respected legal prodigy to architect of injustice—this character study explores Judge Eleanor Blackwood’s descent into corruption through the belief in her own moral superiority.
II. The Neighborhood of Eternal Afternoons
The fire hydrants multiply like secrets, and the water knows things it shouldn’t, suggesting a place where ordinary things hold extraordinary secrets.
III. The Death Clerk’s Reach
Ms. Chen’s daughter and another victim uncover a chilling network led by Margaret, a death clerk whose influence extends far beyond processing paperwork.
IV. The Network’s New Pawn
Follow Michael Reese’s descent into The Death Clerk’s Gift network that systematically dismantles his moral boundaries, turning him from an ordinary man into a disposable tool.
V. The Breaking Point
Lin and Sarah are exploring how to navigate the corruption through the Gospel of Matthew. Setting the stage for the book and immersive series… coming soon in conjunction with Story Seed Studios.
VI. The Glass Tower
A powerful character study of Harold Grayson, the calculating attorney behind Margaret’s corruption network, as his carefully constructed world begins to crumble.
VII. Dynasty
What happens when the architect of inequality begins to question the blueprint? A lifetime of rationalization has made these maneuvers seem like “good business.” Until now.
VIII. The Watching Skies
The neighborhood’s revolving residents—families who arrive with elaborate backstories only to vanish within weeks, replaced by new faces but, strangely, the same furniture.
IX. Judge Eleanor Blackwood
From respected legal prodigy to architect of injustice—this character study explores Judge Eleanor Blackwood’s descent into corruption through the belief in her own moral superiority.
X. Testing the Spirits
In this foundational chapter, two women hiding in a remote cabin take their first step toward true resistance—discovering what can serve as an anchor when every other reference point has been compromised.
