Echoes of Tomorrow

Echoes of Tomorrow
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SCIENCE FICTION  ·  Published MAR 2026

First Place BookFest Award Winner — Sci-Fi Series Earth is gone.Humanity has one last world. On the distant planet DaVinci, the survivors of Earth’s fungal apocalypse try to build a future. But the alien Bloom that blankets the planet carries a devastating side effect: no…

First Place BookFest Award Winner — Sci-Fi Series

Earth is gone.
Humanity has one last world.

On the distant planet DaVinci, the survivors of Earth’s fungal apocalypse try to build a future. But the alien Bloom that blankets the planet carries a devastating side effect: no child can be born.

Until one scientist breaks the rules.

Dr. Samara Makinde engineers the impossible… a daughter designed to survive the alien world. The child should save humanity.

Instead, she changes it.

Across generations, DaVinci becomes a battleground. Geneticists push the limits of human evolution. Religious zealots rise in rebellion. Hybrid outcasts blur the line between human and alien. And when a mysterious billionaire arrives with cyborg servants and technology centuries beyond anything the colony possesses, the fight for humanity’s future turns into something far more dangerous.

Because survival isn’t the only thing at stake.

Who gets to decide what humanity becomes?

The Echoes of Tomorrow box set contains the complete four-book science fiction saga by Alexander Titus and Sean Platt, a sweeping, cinematic story of alien worlds, forbidden science, rogue machines, and the evolution of the human race.

A collaboration between 2 voices

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Alexander Titus

Alexander Titus ★★★★★ Science Fiction Titus is a scientist, strategist, and storyteller working at the edge of technology, where humanity itself is the experiment. Through his novels, he explores how…

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Sean Platt

Sean Platt ★★★★★ A Little Bit of Everything. The dynamic (and often invisible) storyteller behind our biggest titles and series. Sean Platt has always been an entrepreneur, but stories were…

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