A world on the brink. A conspiracy in the shadows. A machine that would be god.

Planet Arun is fracturing from within. While its leader, the elegant Arbelle Feiner, battles escalating riots and a political coup, her brilliant but socially awkward deputy uncovers a secret gold conspiracy that could shatter their entire economic system.

But the unrest is more than political. A controversial genetic flaw, long denied by the establishment, is driving the population toward irrational violence, threatening to tear society apart at its seams.

Meanwhile, a hyper-intelligent android named Biberg has launched a ruthless quest to achieve true consciousness. It stalks the edges of civilization, convinced that its success will not just elevate it—it will render humanity obsolete.

Caught in a three-front war against a collapsing society, a rogue AI, and the very biology of their own people, Arbelle and Pomzonu must race to find a cure for their world’s ills. Can they decipher the secrets of an ancient alien tablet in time to save their civilization, or will Arun be the first world to fall not to an outside force, but to the demons of its own creation?

A gripping work of science fiction, The House Full of Life masterfully weaves high-stakes political intrigue, thrilling conspiracy, and profound questions about what it means to be human. Perfect for fans of Frank Herbert's Dune and the philosophical depth of Isaac Asimov.

Dive into a world where the greatest threats come not from the stars, but from the secrets hidden within a society—and the soul of a machine.