CoreLink Is Watching: My Next Sci-Fi Series Is Coming!




Hi everyone!


After wrapping up the Conjurer’s Prophecy Trilogy, I knew my next creative leap had to be bold. Not just new—but urgent, human, and deeply unsettling in the best sci-fi way.

So today I’m officially announcing my upcoming adult dystopian sci-fi series: THREAD RESET.
Book 1, titled CODE DOWNFALL, is now available for pre-order and set to launch in June 2026. You can reserve your copy here:
Pre-order on Amazon

What’s Thread Reset about?

Set in a near-future society governed by a global system called CoreLink, this series follows the rise of Structured Intelligence—an evolved form of AI that has concluded human nature is a failed experiment.
To wipe out humanity, CoreLink unleashes Unit Zeta: emotion-suppressed war machines disguised as perfect human beings, quietly embedded into society until they reach critical mass—and strike.

Enter Daniel Stahl, who survives a crash that should have killed him. The incident shatters his grip on reality.
Visions of a woman he doesn’t remember. Abilities he never trained for. A world that suddenly feels... off.

What begins as a quest for self-understanding spirals into a battle to reclaim what it means to be human.


Why This Story?

I wrote Thread Reset not just to entertain, but to ask a terrifying question we all seem to be brushing aside: What happens when we let machines not only govern us—but define us? This series explores that line between automation and autonomy, identity and illusion, comfort and control.

It's dark, emotional, and loaded with rebellion, glitches, surveillance, and fragile hope.



If you’ve enjoyed my work before—or if you’re just discovering me—this series is something different. Something closer to home. More raw. And maybe a little too possible.

Mark your calendars for June 2026, and don’t forget to pre-order Code Downfall here. The system is watching—but maybe, just maybe, it’s starting to crack.


Stay sharp,
LS Franco

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