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The Mirror Child – Book One of The Consciousness Chronicles Trilogy

What if the voice in your head isn't yours?

Ethan Cole was eight when they took him. Not with knives, but with technology that rewrites consciousness. They put someone else inside his mind—a dead soldier, Daniel Reed, whose memories, thoughts, and feelings now live alongside Ethan's. Every day, every moment, Ethan hears him:
"Hello, Ethan. Don't worry—you'll never be alone again."

For years, Ethan thought he was broken. Then the Hunters came—agents who erase reality itself. Running for his life, Ethan discovers a terrifying truth: across America, children carry the consciousness of the dead. Eight-year-olds speaking with adult voices. Teenagers trained as soldiers in bodies that never learned combat. Kids remembering deaths they never experienced.

Among them is Anna Harper—seventeen versions of herself merged by the same experiment. She sees, speaks, and loves with seventeen eyes, seventeen voices, seventeen hearts. Together, Ethan and Anna face the Mirror Child Project—a conspiracy that treats children like weapons and consciousness like code.

In a world where governments can rewrite minds and erase lives, the only way to survive is to become something new. Fifteen minds, one body, a single chance to save the broken children before the system deletes them all.

The Mirror Child is not just science fiction—it's a warning. About technology, control, and the fragility of thought. About the human mind pushed to its limits and the rebellion of the children who refuse to be rewritten.

Sometimes the only way to save yourself… is to stop being yourself.