A fracture in the sky. A truth never meant to be seen. A boy built to witness the end.
In 1894 New York, fifteen-year-old Luca Brown has spent his life invisible within the cold walls of St. Joan’s Orphanage—silent, strange, and unwanted. But when a jagged crack tears open the sky above the city, Luca becomes the first human to glimpse what lies beneath the illusion of the world.
What others dismiss as madness, the Watchers recognize as something far more dangerous.
Because Luca was never meant to be ordinary.
For centuries, the Constructors—ancient architects of reality—believed they could preserve existence through layered worlds: Earth, Symbium, and Omnia. They failed. One of them, Mateo Garcia, broke every rule and created something unprecedented:
a Witness.
Now, as hidden forces begin to stir and reality itself starts to fracture, Luca is drawn into a war far older than he can understand. Guided by Zero, the last surviving Constructor, and bound to Maya, a guardian who defies everything she was sworn to protect, he must cross corrupted dimensions and confront the truth of what he was created to become.
Because something is coming.
A sentient collapse called Toth—born from broken code, abandoned worlds, and the ruins of failed creation.
Dark, atmospheric, and mythic in scope, The Gate of Toth is a metaphysical sci-fi thriller about memory, destiny, and the terrifying cost of seeing what was never meant to be seen.
The Gate is opening.
The collapse has begun.
The Witness is awakening.
Perfect for readers of Dark, The Matrix, Fringe, and Annihilation.
A haunting, unforgettable read. I couldn’t put it down!
Dark, twisted, and utterly gripping. A masterpiece in psychological horror.
This book didn’t just scare me—it stayed with me long after the last page.
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