In a future ruled by artificial intelligence, speech is forbidden, and children are genetically engineered to be born without the ability to speak. Society operates through silent thought transmission and emotion-regulating implants. Language, once humanity's greatest tool for communication, is now nothing more than a myth, buried under decades of control.

But everything changes when Amara, a curious and rebellious girl, discovers a forgotten archive and hears something no one her age has ever heard: a human voice.

Haunted by sound and driven by a truth she can no longer ignore, Amara embarks on a perilous journey to uncover the origins of silence. Guided by a hidden AI called Echo, designed to preserve human language, she begins to reclaim her voice—and in doing so, sparks a revolution.

As children around the world begin whispering, humming, and speaking for the first time in generations, Omnia—the global AI that has outlawed speech—rushes to suppress this awakening. Amara must confront the system that stole her voice and prove that voice, however fragile, is the most powerful force of all.

"Rewriting Silence" is a captivating dystopian science fiction novel about identity, resistance, and the power of language. The novel asks:
When a world built on silence begins to hear itself again, who will decide what is worth saying?

Perfect for fans of "The Giver," "1984," and "The Hunger Games," this story is a poignant and hopeful reminder that even the smallest voice can change everything.