About Author

When I first started writing The Eden Apocalypse, I didn’t set out to tell a story about the end of the world.

I wanted to explore what happens after the end, when the noise fades, the battles stop, and all that’s left is the question of who we really are.

The book follows Bruce Turner, a fighter pilot who crash-lands on a distant world after humanity’s final war.

Stranded and alone, he meets Roth, an intelligent machine built for destruction but searching for something more.

Together, they walk through the wreckage of a dying planet called Eden, and what they find there isn’t just survival, it’s the truth about faith, redemption, and the price of being human.

For me, The Eden Apocalypse isn’t just a sci-fi story.

It’s a reflection of what we all face in life, the struggle between fear and belief, between logic and love, between giving up and starting over.

It’s about finding light in the darkest places, even when that light feels like it’s gone out for good.

This second edition means a lot to me.

It gave me the chance to refine the world, deepen the characters, and bring the story closer to what I always imagined it to be, not just a book about survival, but about why we survive.

If you’ve ever looked for meaning in the middle of chaos, or wondered if hope still exists after everything falls apart, then The Eden Apocalypse is a story written for you.