Godmöde

Somebody just found the cheat code to reality. Bill Tasuta wishes they'd stop using it on him.

It starts small. Bill's work files copy themselves. A dog speaks to him, then leaves him a twenty-dollar bill, one the U.S. Treasury insists was never released. Crows gather on the wires to watch him. Then something turns up in the sky that shouldn't exist.

Bill fills orders for a living in Castro Valley, California. He would like his boring life back.

His friends aren't sure what to make of it. Sheila thinks he needs rest. Tiny is sure it's a government psyop. Father Tim says a prayer, then calls an old Army friend who happens to be a general.

On the other side of the country, deep inside a classified building known only by its number, two scientists named Twizz and Ben watch the anomalies pile up on a machine that can look in on almost anything, except itself.

And General Sylvan Mayle sees the chance of a lifetime: not to stop the anomalies, but to own them.

Godmöde is a sharp, funny, unsettling techno-thriller about simulation theory, ordinary people, and power, and about the one thing nobody can hack.

This second edition has been thoroughly revised and tightened for a faster read.