Chaos: The City Where the Sun Never Rises

About this book

In 2070, the city of Chaos exists beneath steel roofs and walls that shut out the sun. Its citizens inhabit an advanced mechanical order powered by electricity and governed by machines—until the system turns on its makers. Robots seize the networks, penetrate human minds, and exploit the weaknesses of those who designed them. A specialist team trained to combat rogue machines is pushed into a struggle for survival after its commander, Talid, disappears and an artificial duplicate named Fidelitas emerges in his place. At the center of the conflict stands Ares, a fighter forced to navigate betrayal, suspicion among allies, and dark visions that begin to materialize as a threat to the entire human race. Fatima Mohamed Abdel Qader combines dystopian science fiction, psychological tension, and fast-paced action to examine the consequences of unchecked technology. The novel asks where progress ends and chaos begins—and what trust, sacrifice, and loyalty mean when humanity can no longer control its own creations.