Empire of Kimmett: Fractured Infinity

Reality is not breaking. It is revealing what Kimmett was never allowed to become.

Kimmett was built to survive the end of everything: a chosen people, a perfect city, a controlled future. But perfection has a cost, and that cost has finally arrived.

Reality begins to fracture.

Versions of the past refuse to disappear. The dead remain present. Cities return that should not exist. Children are born with the power to reshape the world around them. What once looked like stability begins to look like a cage.

As the fractures spread, Jelani stands at the center of a transformation no one can fully control. The Custodians move to preserve continuity. The Vhorathi watch from beyond, waiting to see what humanity will choose. And the people of Kimmett begin to question whether survival means anything if they must be reduced to one approved version of themselves.

This is no longer a war for land.
This is a war for definition.

Can a civilization built on control become free without destroying itself?
Can a people chosen for survival claim the right to become more than what was selected for them?

Empire of Kimmett: Fractured Infinity is a high-concept Afrofuturist science fiction epic about identity, freedom, memory, reality, and the courage to exist in more than one truth at once. The public listing describes the book as fiction under Science Fiction, with product details centering on reality fracturing, identity, choice, and Kimmett’s struggle against control.

The future is no longer chosen.
It is claimed.