Franklin Publishers has announced the release of Recurve by KC Lewis, a science fiction thriller that combines military survival, psychological suspense, and cosmic mystery. The novel, set in a quarantined Houston devastated by a First Contact event, follows an amnesiac survivor who awakens in an abandoned hospital. Known only as Teller, Subject Four, or the Fortune Teller, he possesses the terrifying ability to return from death, each time gaining fragments of knowledge from alternate outcomes.
As Teller joins a group of soldiers and survivors fighting a growing threat, he discovers his connection to the classified Reclamation Project and a mysterious silver substance called Argentum. The story unfolds from a survival horror into a deeper exploration of memory, transformation, grief, and sacrifice. Lewis, a Houston-based author, developed the novel over five years from a concept born from a recurring nightmare.
According to the publisher, Recurve is the opening chapter of the Argentum saga, blending military science fiction with character-driven speculative fiction. The novel asks a profound question: 'If you were given endless chances to save the people you love, how many times would you be willing to suffer to get it right?'
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