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"Fusion Heart" book cover by Jill Fandrich, PharmD, depicting a white wall crashing with crumbling pieces, revealing a young robotic woman with a glowing heart against a blurred library background, symbolizing ethical breakthroughs in the storyline.

The Library of Unwritten Futures is for open-minded thinkers and imaginative souls drawn to speculative fiction that explores the ethical edge of human choice. Blending medical insight with moral dilemma, each story asks a deeper question: What future do we choose—and why?

Subscribers receive early access to the first two chapters of each book, including Fusion Heart, and gain a rare role in the process: voting at the end of each release to decide whether a borrowed future is published or erased—shaping the direction of the series itself.

As technology and health force humanity into unprecedented ethical terrain, this is more than a story space—it’s a living conversation.

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Join now before the next chapter drops and the votes close. Take part in imagining the futures that may soon shape our reality.

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How to Vote

At the end of each book, paid subscribers receive a secure poll link or QR Code to vote on whether to “publish” the borrowed future (making it canon for the series) or “erase” it (leaving it as a standalone tale). The votes will be tallied to influence the overarching narrative.

This interactive element lets readers shape the story’s direction, adding a layer of engagement to the ethical dilemmas explored.

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Read The Prologue of Fusion Heart (Free—no subscription required to begin.)

Young woman, almost robotic, with a focused expression, stands motionless, a bright image of a living heart shown as if transparent, with detailed valves and pulsing veins. The background is a blur of shelves in a library, some glowing, some not, part of the storyline for Fusion Heart.
Fusion Heart—Book 1 of The Library of Unwritten Futures. Would you trade your grief for a heart that never stops?