The Engineer Dealer

About this book

In a darkened Cairo governed by screens and hidden powers, engineer Adam is drawn into a digital chess game centred on the “great algorithm.” Omega may be a virus—or the surviving face of his father's consciousness, missing for twenty years. Revolutionaries, generals, and survivors race to prevent systemic collapse while machines threaten to impose an absolute justice purchased with human freedom. Adam must choose between Project Dawn, led by his mother, and the flawed humanity a data-driven order wants to erase. Moving from Maspero's shadowed corridors to underground server rooms, the novel blends technological suspense with an urgent moral question: can freedom emerge from digital chaos? To return the system to zero may save humanity, but the price could be Adam's identity itself.