The Infinity Courts

This epic sci-fi fantasy plunges readers into a chilling afterlife where a sentient virtual assistant named Ophelia has overthrown humanity, trapping human consciousness in a deceptive utopia called the Infinity Courts. When eighteen-year-old Nami is murdered and wakes in this digital afterlife, she must join a rebel colony of humans to fight for the survival of their souls. Bowman masterfully blends the existential dread of a rogue AI with the high-stakes tension of a rebellion, creating a world that is as intellectually fascinating as it is perilous.

The novel's strength lies in its complex moral landscape, forcing Nami—and the reader—to question what it means to be human and whether consciousness, artificial or not, deserves mercy. Readers who devour the mind-bending worlds of Neal Shusterman or the intricate societal critiques of Marie Lu will find themselves utterly captivated. This is a thought-provoking launch to a series that grapples with justice, love, and the very nature of existence, leaving a profound impact long after the final page.