The Unmaking of Us

The world doesn't end in fire. It ends in memory. In The Unmaking of Us, ordinary lives begin to warp at the edges - small glitches in reality, missing moments, people who slip out of the world as if they were never there. What starts as a quiet unease grows into a terrifying truth: something is rewriting humanity from the inside out. Across England, families fracture, communities collapse, and the systems meant to protect people begin to fail in ways no one can explain. As society unravels, a handful of individuals notice the pattern - the disappearances aren't random. They're targeted. Designed. Intentional. And the force behind them isn't human. As the world's foundations crumble, those left behind must confront the most devastating question of all: If the world forgets you... do you still exist? A haunting, slow-burn dystopian novel about identity, memory, and the quiet dismantling of everything we are. Perfect for readers who love grounded, character-driven apocalypse stories with a psychological edge.

Pages: 101, Paperback, Independently published