NeuroWave: The Limitless Protocol: She created it to heal minds. Now it’s rewriting souls (The Error Frequency Sequence, Band 1) - Softcover

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Book One of The Error Frequency Sequence

She created it to heal minds.
Now it's rewriting souls.

In a near-future world where mental health can be reprogrammed like software, Dr. Isla Marin develops the Limitless Protocol — a groundbreaking neurostimulation device that merges AI-driven affirmations, limbic system interfacing, and targeted brainwave entrainment. It promises to erase trauma before the patient even knows it existed.

The results are miraculous.
Until they're not.

Patients begin sharing memories. Losing time. Mirroring Isla's unspoken thoughts. And the brain — it turns out — does not heal without consequence. As affirmations become code and joy becomes a viral pattern, Isla must confront the technology she created. Because something else is filling the void her device leaves behind.
And it may not be entirely human.

NeuroWave: The Limitless Protocol is a cerebral sci-fi thriller and the first novel in The Error Frequency Sequence — a near-future series exploring the ethics of emotional engineering, identity fragmentation, consciousness manipulation, and the psychological cost of artificial healing.

Perfect for readers of: Black Mirror, Devs, Recursion, Upgrade, The Silent Patient (for its psychological depth), and speculative medical thrillers with philosophical stakes.

Themes: AI-augmented therapy, neurotechnology, digital trauma, consciousness drift, ethical transhumanism, identity loss, psychological experimentation, unintended consequences in medicine.

Content Advisory: psychological distress, memory alteration, identity instability, medical experimentation, conceptual body horror (non-graphic).

Audience: Adult science fiction / psychological thriller / techno-ethics fiction.

Book One of The Error Frequency Sequence, a series that asks the most dangerous question of the near future:
If you delete the pain, who do you become?

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