The Dissonant Era: Patriarch’s Apocalypse: A Dystopian Saga of Chaos, Disarray, and Desire

In Anthyug—the engineered era of perfect order—power is no longer balanced. It is inverted.

The city of Varnal runs on obedience. Gender defines privilege—womanhood is the currency of power. Emotion is scored. Dissent is a risk.

In this world of calculated harmony, a forbidden symbol begins to reappear: The Broken Circle. Its meaning is unclear. Its threat is not.

A handful of silent citizen feels the first tremors of awakening. A figure inside the regime begins to fracture. As cracks form beneath the surface, questions rise:
What has been erased? And who decides what must remain?

Patriarch’s Apocalypse is the first installment in The Dissonant Era, a tense and thought-provoking journey into the machinery of control, the psychology of silence, and the cost of engineered equality.

For readers of feminist science fiction, psychological dystopia, and myth-based speculative fiction, this novel delivers a haunting meditation on truth, power, and the quiet war against control.

In Varnal, Peace is artificial. Equality is rebellion.