In SOLARI, Gentry Davidson crafts a richly imagined, high-concept hard science fiction thriller where consciousness is code, bodies are nPrinted, and identity is dangerously fluid. At the center is Solari Ducard, a relentless PSYOP enforcer, hunting down those who suffer from erratum—psychological corruption that destabilizes the fabric of digital society. But when a celebrity nPrint, Miriam Madlem, goes rogue in a violent, mirrored breakdown, Solari’s investigation spirals into the heart of a tangled web involving narcissistic delusion, quantum entanglement, religious techno-hackers known as The Mesons, and sinister truths hidden deep in the AI-driven bureaucracy of Axiom.

As Solari uncovers disturbing glitches in reality and in herself, she must confront the possibility that perfection is a lie—and the soul, even in digital form, is far more fragile and human than anyone wants to admit.

This first installment in the Cyberrata series combines the cerebral intensity of Neuromancer with the cinematic scope of Blade Runner, spliced with quantum mystery, augmented identity, and emotionally raw human drama. Featuring body reprinting, neurophilosophy, bio-digital politics, and sleek AI tech aesthetics, SOLARI is a philosophical sci-fi noir you won't forget.