If you understand people, you can influence their choices. But who decides where to draw the line? Germany, 2002. Eighteen-year-old Adrian Voss sees the emerging internet as more than a new way to connect. While others exchange messages and build friendships, he discovers patterns—in behaviour, desires and the information people freely reveal about themselves. Adrian wants to build something that matters. A platform of his own. A place that brings people together. But as his ideas grow, so do his ambitions. What begins as a promising project becomes increasingly entangled with influence, loyalty and control. The people beside him have their own convictions, expectations and interests. Their trust helps him move forward, yet confronts him with choices that technology cannot resolve. How much room is left for friendship when success demands ever more? And when does the desire to improve the world become a need to shape it to your will? The Voss Protocol is a techno-thriller about the rise of a young visionary and the human cost of progress. Set against the backdrop of the early internet age, it follows a world in which personal relationships and technological ambition become increasingly difficult to separate. For readers who enjoy psychological suspense, moral dilemmas and stories about the power behind digital platforms. The first book in the Voss trilogy.
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