The Blackhole Protocol
Release Date: Tuesday, June 17th, 2025
Pages: 324 pages
In 'The Blackhole Protocol' by Frank Parwaz, humanity's final hope lies not in survival but in transformation amid the mysteries of a black hole that responds to the crew's consciousness aboard the Sovereign.
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BLACKHOLE PROTOCOL
What if humanity’s final hope was never survival—but transformation?
In the aftermath of Earth's collapse, the Sovereign is humanity's last ark, carrying the Seed Core—an experimental artifact meant to preserve human consciousness. Its destination: Omega, a mysterious black hole beyond known space.
Captain Solis and her dwindling crew are prepared to deploy the Core. But Omega isn’t just a cosmic anomaly—it’s a cathedral of impossible physics, haunted by echoes, visions, and shifting realities. When their drone returns marked with symbols that speak in light and memory, the crew faces a chilling revelation: Omega is not just observing... it is responding.
As Lieutenant Kim grapples with their transformation and the ship’s AI begins to fracture under the weight of paradox, a single truth emerges—this was never a mission of preservation. It was an invitation.
BLACKHOLE PROTOCOL
What if humanity’s final hope was never survival—but transformation?
In the aftermath of Earth's collapse, the Sovereign is humanity's last ark, carrying the Seed Core—an experimental artifact meant to preserve human consciousness. Its destination: Omega, a mysterious black hole beyond known space.
Captain Solis and her dwindling crew are prepared to deploy the Core. But Omega isn’t just a cosmic anomaly—it’s a cathedral of impossible physics, haunted by echoes, visions, and shifting realities. When their drone returns marked with symbols that speak in light and memory, the crew faces a chilling revelation: Omega is not just observing... it is responding.
As Lieutenant Kim grapples with their transformation and the ship’s AI begins to fracture under the weight of paradox, a single truth emerges—this was never a mission of preservation. It was an invitation.